Historical Treasures of Berggarten

Berggarten began in the early 1700s as a mulberry plantation for silkworm breeding and has evolved into a significant botanical garden.

It possesses over 12,000 plant species displayed in a range of environments, from outdoor gardens to several greenhouses. The orchid collection is globally significant, and visitors can explore stunning plant diversity, including a remarkable mountain garden.

Must-See Wonders

• 🌸 Orchid Collection: Includes one of the most important collections worldwide.
• 🌳 Historic Trees: Home to 300-year-old lime trees and paths leading to a mausoleum of George I of England.
• 🏵 Greenhouses: Features habitats for cacti, tropical plants, and butterflies.

Access to Berggarten is combined with a ticket for Grosser Garten and Museum Schloss Herrenhausen, appealing to tourists, families, and plant enthusiasts alike.