Founded in 1589, the Botanical Garden of the University of Basel is one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world. Although it covers a small area, the collection is very rich, with more than 7,500 recorded plants. These include precious and rare species such as Titan Arum, Amazonian Water Lily, Millennium Grass, Giant Sequoia, Ginkgo Biloba, etc. In addition, the botanical garden also has different landscapes such as tropical rainforest, aquatic ecology, and cloud forest. If you want to visit, it is recommended to go around 10:00 in the morning and reserve two hours of sightseeing time, or wait until the afternoon when the sun is not so strong. If you don't understand German, try to bring a translation software to recognize some plant signs. This is a very good place to spend the weekend.