Brera Botanical Garden
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The Orto Botanico di Brera is a botanical garden located behind Palazzo Brera at Via Brera 28 in the center of Milan, Lombardy, Italy, and operated by the Istituto di Fisica Generale Applicata of the University of Milan. It is open weekdays without charge.
attractions: Duomo di Milano, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Parco Sempione, Sforzesco Castle, Pinacoteca di Brera, Teatro alla Scala, Indro Montanelli Gardens, Palazzo Reale di Milano, Palacio Real de Milán, Cathedral Square, restaurants: Starbucks Reserve Roastery, Gino Sorbillo, Panzerotti Luini, McDonald's Milano Duomo, Ristorante Galleria, Osteria Da Fortunata - Brera, Gloria Osteria, Carlsberg Øl, Peck, Fresco & Cimmino
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The Orto Botanico di Brera is a botanical garden located behind Palazzo Brera at Via Brera 28 in the center of Milan, Lombardy, Italy, and operated by the Istituto di Fisica Generale Applicata of the University of Milan. It is open weekdays without charge.
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Ein versteckter erfrischender stop, der sich lohnt. Ich hatte kürzlich das Vergnügen, den botanischen Garten in Mailand zu besuchen und es war eine absolut bezaubernde Erfahrung. Als Naturliebhaber war ich von der Vielfalt der Pflanzenarten und der Schönheit der Anlage überwältigt. Der botanische Garten befindet sich in einer ruhigen Gegend der Stadt und bietet eine Oase der Ruhe und Entspannung. Als ich durch die Gartentore trat, fühlte ich mich sofort von der friedlichen Atmosphäre umgeben. Die gepflegten Wege laden zum Spazieren und Erkunden ein, während man die erstaunliche Vielfalt an Pflanzen bewundert. Die Auswahl der Pflanzenarten im botanischen Garten ist beeindruckend. Von exotischen tropischen Gewächsen bis hin zu einheimischen Blumen und Bäumen gibt es hier eine große Bandbreite an Flora zu entdecken. Es gibt auch informative Schilder entlang der Wege, die die verschiedenen Pflanzenarten beschreiben und interessante Fakten liefern. Besonders faszinierend fand ich den Bereich mit den tropischen Pflanzen. Das subtropische Klima in den Gewächshäusern schafft optimale Bedingungen für die Pflanzen und lässt einen das Gefühl haben, in eine völlig andere Welt einzutauchen. Die Vielfalt an Farben, Formen und Texturen ist einfach spektakulär. Der botanische Garten bietet auch verschiedene Veranstaltungen und Führungen an, um den Besuchern eine noch tiefere Erfahrung zu ermöglichen. Ich hatte das Glück, an einer Führung teilzunehmen, bei der ein sachkundiger Guide uns interessante Geschichten und Hintergrundinformationen zu den Pflanzen erzählte. Es war sehr lehrreich und hat meine Wertschätzung für die Natur weiter gesteigert. Die Einrichtungen im botanischen Garten waren ebenfalls ausgezeichnet. Es gibt saubere Toiletten, Ruhebereiche zum Ausruhen und sogar ein Café, in dem man eine Erfrischung genießen kann. Das Personal war freundlich und hilfsbereit, und ich fühlte mich während meines Besuchs gut betreut. Alles in allem kann ich den botanischen Garten in Mailand nur wärmstens empfehlen. Egal, ob man ein Naturliebhaber, ein Fotograf oder einfach nur auf der Suche nach einem ruhigen Rückzugsort inmitten der Stadt ist, dieser Garten wird Sie nicht enttäuschen. Ich werde definitiv wiederkommen, um diese wunderbare grüne Oase erneut zu besuchen
Jakob GrossebnerJakob Grossebner
10
It is a bit difficult to find. Go through the court yard of the Brera's Museum/University and walk along the corridor opposite. At the end turn right down another corridor and the door leading to the gardenis off to the left. Entrance to the garden is about 20 m along to the right outside the door. It is a must see if you are interested in gardens, trees, plants or just looking for a quiet place to sit and relax in a quiet place in the centre of Milan. Completely unsuitable for children. So take your little darlings somewhere else please. The gardens are, however, popular with studious looking Italian students. Look out for two large ginkgo trees, one female one male next to the garden wall in the corner to the right furthest from the garden entrance.
Engr. Francisco Vanguardia Jr.Engr. Francisco Vanguardia Jr.
80
This beautiful botanical garden in the heart of Milan is like a hidden paradise nestled among the surrounding buildings, awaiting its visitors. The garden, which is part of the University of Milan, has a rich history. After being abandoned for many years, it was renovated and reopened to visitors between 1998 and 2001. During our visit to Milan, we chose this place to rest in the middle of the day. We had a peaceful and enjoyable time strolling among the wonderful trees and ponds. Admission is free, and the information signs and brochures provided are sufficient to help you make the most of your visit.
Murat YıkılmazMurat Yıkılmaz
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I was visiting the garden during Milan Design week. So it was a bit busy and a bit different than normal. It was not easy to find the entrance but eventually found it. The entrance is realy cool. I came from a side and entered a sort of square super Nice. After that I walked through some long hallways I ended up at a big fence. The garden is in a soort of courtyard. Lot of plants against the wall and and in the garden. Some small information signs where you can read some information (also in englisch). The garden is a bit small but beautiful realy enjoy it.
Coen den HaanCoen den Haan
10
It is a free-to-enter botanical garden that is part of a university. It is small but has a lot of species of plants. It even has some guide about how genetics was studied by Mendel, with some real demonstrations of the pea plants flowers. Besides that there is this "castle tower", some benches to sit - where some people were relaxing and/or having lunch. Also there is a free and clean bathroom. And at least the day we went (a monday on lunch time) it was not loaded with turists.
Lino CasebonLino Casebon
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Laid out by botanical family this garden is a must visit for anyone interested in the study of plants. That said it is also a cool, quite oasis in the bustling city of Milan where anyone can find a moment of peace. Clearly well maintained there is always going to be something of interest here and we were amazed to find that it was free to enter. Despite visiting on a Saturday it wasn't particularly busy, certainly not enough to detract from the pleasure of the garden.
Paul GoldingPaul Golding
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