Kamelie

Dresden ·
Botanical Garden ·
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Oct 16, 2025 - Oct 17, 2025
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Kamelie: A Botanical Retreat

Kamelie, a unique greenhouse in Dresden, houses one of the largest collections of camellias in Europe.

Established in 1859, Kamelie was designed by architect Hermann Klenze. The structure showcases exquisite Victorian architecture with intricate glasswork and is a historically significant site for botanic conservation.

Essential Features

Visitors can explore a wide variety of camellia species within its light-filled glasshouse, surrounded by a serene garden. The location serves as a refuge for nature lovers and garden enthusiasts.

Unforgettable Highlights

  • 🌸 Rare Camellia Varieties
  • 🌿 Scenic Garden Surroundings
  • 🏛️ Historic Architecture

Kamelie is free to enter, making it an excellent spot for families, tourists, and historians alike to enjoy.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Kamelie

Historical Foundation

Kamelie was founded in 1859 as a public greenhouse to showcase exotic plants.

Architectural Design

Designed by Hermann Klenze, the greenhouse features impressive Victorian architecture with elaborate glasswork.

Cultural Significance

Home to one of Europe's largest camellia collections, Kamelie plays a key role in botanical conservation efforts.

Location

August-Böckstiegel-Str. 2 (Lohmener Str.)

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