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Berggarten Botanical Garden
The Berggarten opposite the Great Garden is one of the oldest botanical gardens in Germany. What began as a kitchen garden of the House of Welf grew into a scientific plant collection of around 12,000 species. Highlights include the tropical rainforest house, the cactus and desert house, the orchid show house and the paradise garden. The garden is also home to the mausoleum of the House of Welf, where King George V and other family members are buried.
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The baroque Herrenhausen Gardens and the rebuilt palace.
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Herrenhausen Gardens (Great Garden)
One of Europe's most important Baroque gardens, with the Great Fountain, hedge theatre and the grotto by Niki de Saint Phalle.
from 8 EUR
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Herrenhausen Palace
The summer palace of the House of Welf, reconstructed in 2013, now a conference centre and museum at the Great Garden.
from 5 EUR
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Wilhelm Busch – German Museum of Caricature and Drawing
A museum in the Georgengarten dedicated to Wilhelm Busch and the art of caricature and satire.
from 6 EUR
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Georgengarten & Herrenhausen Avenue
An English landscape garden with the famous Herrenhausen lime avenue — popular for walking, jogging and picnics.
Free entry