The National Botanic Garden of Belgium is one of Europe's most renowned and idyllic botanical gardens. Set in 35 hectares (86 acres) of parkland and lakes, it is home to the world's largest living collection of rare and exotic plants. You will find an impressive variety of collections and displays, including native plants, historical collections, medicinal plants, bonsai, and tropical and subtropical plants. There is a greenhouse, ornamental lakes, and a sensory garden, as well as a library, restaurant, and gift shop. Whatever the weather, the garden is a paradise for nature lovers, with its rich variety of birds, mammals, butterflies, and dragonflies. The garden also features various educational displays, such as lectures and interactive workshops. Its peaceful atmosphere makes it the ideal place for a picnic, stroll or just to relax and appreciate the beauty of nature.
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