Botanical Garden at the University of Osnabrück

The Botanical Garden at the University of Osnabrück, located in the German city of the same name, was founded in 1996. Patronage of the garden is conducted by the Department of Biology of the local university. The area of the garden, which consists of three parts: two quarries with layers that have a history of several hundred million years, and the garden at the University, is a total of more than 10 hectares.

The garden mainly presents plants of temperate latitudes of Europe and North America. In one of the quarries you can see trees, shrubs and flowers that characterize the local flora. In 1998, an indoor pavilion of 600 square meters and a height of 21 meters was built on the territory of the Osnabrück Botanical Garden, where you can see more than 800 tropical plants from Central and South America. Entrance to the garden is allowed only during working hours.