Timeless Heritage of Padova Botanical Garden

The Padova Botanical Garden, founded in 1545 by Benedictine monks, is recognized as the world's oldest academic garden and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1997.

This garden serves as a living laboratory, having originally been created for the study of medicinal plants. It boasts more than 3,500 species, and noteworthy features include the famous 'Goethe’s palm,' planted in 1585. Today, the garden emphasizes the preservation of biodiversity and rare indigenous plants, supported by innovative areas such as the Garden of Biodiversity.

Unforgettable Highlights

🌳 Ancient Trees: Home to 'Goethe’s palm,' a historical landmark among the plant species.
🌼 Educational Focus: Continues to serve academic research and education in botany.
🛠️ Guided Tours: Offers thematic itineraries and educational tours for visitors.

Accessible for all, this garden is free to enter, appealing to tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.