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.
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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