Botanical Garden: A Living Archive of Flora

Founded in 1818, the Botanical Garden in Warsaw offers a unique glimpse into the world's plant diversity with over a century of history.

The garden spans 22.5 hectares in the northwest corner of Łazienki Park. Originally established for scientific research, it now features European trees and exotic plants, including the ginkgo biloba from China. The architecture of the greenhouses adds an educational dimension, where guided tours reveal the beauty of tropical flowers.

Must-See Wonders

🌳 European Tree Collection
Explore the unique varieties of European trees, including ancient specimens.

🌺 Tropical Greenhouses
Visit the meticulously maintained greenhouses filled with diverse tropical flora.

🏺 Historic Landscaping
Take in the breathtaking layout and design elements reflective of centuries of botanical heritage.

Accessibility is free, making it suitable for tourists, families, and plant enthusiasts alike.