Tranquility at Historische tuin Bartimeus

Step into Historische tuin Bartimeus, a garden founded in 1867 by Bartimeus, a pioneer in rehabilitating the visually impaired. This garden serves as a living classroom for biodiversity and accessibility.

The garden holds significant historical value as a pioneering space for horticultural therapy. It features a variety of native plant species, sustainable landscape design, and accessible pathways. Prominent architects contributed to its thoughtful layout, making it a unique blend of nature and education.

Noteworthy Features

🌿 Native Flora: Explore an extensive display of native plants.

🛤️ Accessibility: Designed with wheelchair-friendly paths.

📚 Educational Programs: Hosts workshops and guided tours year-round.

Visitors can enjoy free admission, making it a worthwhile experience for families, nature lovers, and historians alike.