Arboretum in Adler

The Arboretum in Adler is a park with more than 600 plant species spread across landscaped gardens on about 11 hectares. The grounds feature ponds, fountains, and walking paths that connect throughout the entire area.

The park was established in the early 1900s, with a general overseeing its creation and working with an architect and experienced gardener. This collaboration shaped how the garden was laid out and managed from the start.

The park serves as a place where people walk among diverse plants and trees from around the world. The landscaped gardens and water features create space for people to experience nature as part of their regular life.

The park is easy to explore on foot, with well-marked paths that are easy to follow throughout. Comfortable shoes are a good idea since you will likely spend several hours walking the grounds.

The park holds plants from many countries, including eucalyptus trees, Japanese cherry blossoms, and Chinese bamboo that flourish in this particular climate. This unexpected collection lets visitors see plants that would not normally grow in this region.