Hortus Botanicus - Museum

One of the oldest botanical gardens in the world. Located in the city center, this garden offers a serene escape from the busy city life, where visitors can enjoy a rich collection of plants and flowers.

What Can You Expect?

• Historic Garden: Established in 1638, the Hortus Botanicus provides fascinating insights into the history and science of botany.
• Sights to Behold: Discover a wide variety of plant species from around the world, from rare tropical and subtropical plants to native Dutch species. Some highlights include:
  - The Victoria Amazonica in the Tropical Greenhouse, known for its enormous water lilies.
  - The centuries-old East Cape Breadfruit Tree, one of the oldest potted plants in the world.
  - The Cactus and Succulent Greenhouse with an impressive collection of cacti and succulents.
  - The Hortus Butterfly House, where you can observe various butterfly species up close.
  - The Japanese Garden, a tranquil spot featuring typical Japanese plant species and a pond.
• Greenhouse Complex: Stroll through various greenhouses, including the monumental Palm House and the Three Climate Greenhouse, each with its own unique climate and plant life.
• Thematic Gardens: Enjoy different thematic gardens such as the Medicinal Plant Garden, the Insect-Friendly Garden, and the Butterfly Garden.
• Relaxation and Entertainment: Walk, observe, and savor the flowers, herbs, and plants. Rest in the sun or shade, or enjoy a delicious lunch on Amsterdam's most beautiful terrace, surrounded by exotic plants.

Discover the Green Oasis

Experience the tranquility and beauty of nature in the heart of Amsterdam at the Hortus Botanicus. Whether you want to take a leisurely walk, expand your knowledge of botany, or simply revel in the beauty of nature, the Hortus Botanicus has something for everyone.

Furthermore Hortus Botanicus is near the following sights: National Holocaust Museum (±200 m), Portuguese Synagogue (±250 m), Artis Royal Zoo (±300 m), Micropia (±300 m) & Resistance Museum – WWII (±300 m).

For information

Plantage Middenlaan 2a, Amsterdam
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