From the Dutch tulip to the Queenshoff to the British Columbia Butcher Gardens, there are beautiful parks in cities around the world. But a beautiful and የማይ seriously unsuitable public garden?
Here you will find 10 contestants from Scotland’s math and science-inspired cosmic forecasting garden to Singapore airport, a butterfly’s garden and Helgan’s lost gardens in England.
A.D. Built in 1384 and erected in an ancient garden, the Italian Torre Ginigi climbed 232 steps and was filled with flowers and centuries-old Hollow Oak. And there’s the San Francisco Mall, with its 1,200-foot art gallery full of 247 small, rotten springs and buses.
There is also the Thai Nong Knock tropical garden, which boasts of typical French and European landscapes, as well as gardens with cactus, substitutes, orchids and bromelias. And dinosaurs. And his own little Stonehenge.
And the tropical forest landscape of Mexico’s Las Posas is filled with sculptures, structures, and AC-to-terraces.
Here are 10 gardens to explore – at home or finally, in person.
- Las Possas, Cilicia, Mexico
- Dubai Miracle Garden, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Cosmic Estimated Garden, Dumfris, Scotland
- Torre Gini, Luca, Italy
- Nong Kok Tropical Garden, Pattaya, Thailand
- Salesforce Rooftop Park, San Francisco
- The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Cornwall, England
- Pinocchio Park, Colorado, Italy
- Forestiere Underground Gardens, Fresno, California
- Butterfly Garden, Changi Airport, Singapore