FamxplorBotanischer Garten Osnabrück
What to expect
The Botanischer Garten Osnabrück is a 5.6-hectare botanical garden located in the Westerberg district of Osnabrück, Germany. The garden features around 8,000 plant species, divided into geographical areas such as the Mediterranean, Eurasian steppe, China, Japan, and North America. A highlight of the garden is the Regenwaldhaus, a rainforest house with over 800 tropical plants from Central and South America. The garden also has a water fall, smaller streams, and ponds, as well as an alpine garden with plants from European mountain ranges. The garden offers guided tours and is open to the public free of charge, making it a great place to visit with family and friends
Plan your family visit to the Botanischer Garten Osnabrück with these blog insights 👇
Osnabrück Botanical Garden: Where Japan lies just beyond the North American prairie
Activities: We explored the geographical layout, starting in Asia, and then, unexpectedly, in America. We looked at Japanese trees, collected red leaves, and investigated the different varieties of plants in the enclosed vegetable garden. We also visited the rainforest house
Highlights: The boys were fascinated by the different plants and the geographical layout. Silas even asked if there were koalas and pandas. It was a great way to combine fun with some biology lessons. "It's quite interesting to see," said Janis ✨