Forstbotanischer Garten

Botanical garden
The University of Göttingen's Forest Botanical Garden is one of the largest and most species-rich collections of woody plants in the German-speaking world, with over 2000 species on around 40 hectares.

In the middle of the lively city of Göttingen lies the Forest Botanical Garden, a unique green oasis that invites visitors to discover the diversity of flora from all over the world. This botanical garden, part of the University of Göttingen, impresses with its broad collection of tree species from North America, Asia and Europe, offering a fascinating journey through different climate zones and plant communities.

The garden is more than just a place for recreation; it is used for research and education and offers valuable insights into the botanical world. Numerous information boards along the paths tell the stories behind the plants and encourage visitors to become more aware of the botanical diversity. Regular guided tours offer additional opportunities to discover the secrets of the plant world.

This picturesque garden appeals to nature lovers and inquisitive minds alike who are looking for a peaceful retreat or an educational excursion. The Forest Botanical Garden is therefore not only a botanical gem, but also an inspiring place to linger and marvel.

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Forstbotanischer Garten
Büsgenweg 2
37077 Göttingen