1. The Gardens of Six Poems of Poetry - Tokyo - Japan:
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The Gardens of Six Poems of Poetry - Tokyo - Japan
One of the most beautiful and well-organized Japanese gardens, it is a relatively old garden where construction began in 1695 and was completed in the year 1702.
The garden includes a beautiful water pond in the middle with a group of hills that give a distinctive view of the surrounding environment.
2. Butchart Gardens - Victoria - Canada:
Butchart Gardens - Victoria - Canada:
It is located 20 km north of Victoria in Canada, and the story of its construction dates back to the early twentieth century with Mrs. Jenny Butchart, who benefited from her husband's work in the cement industry, so she used to take the land that her husband ends from and cultivate it until it reached an area of 55 acres!
And as soon as the beauty of the garden began to appear, it brought many rare and exotic types of flowers that do not grow and are not grown in Canada, making the garden one of the most wonderful gardens in the world. After Mrs. Butchart died, her family continued this tradition to this day!
3.Exbury Gardens - Hampshire - England:
Exbury Gardens - Hampshire - England:
This wonderful garden was established in 1920 on an area of 200 acres, and it belongs to one of the branches of the Rothschild family, and contains an amazing variety of flowers under which extend a huge network of pipes up to 35 km long.
And this park holds many social activities, including holding wedding parties. By the way, I like the idea of marrying in gardens the Western way instead of our noisy weddings, which turn weddings into torture parties in my opinion, but I don't think we have gardens of this beauty.
4. Singapore Botanic Gardens - Singapore:
Singapore Botanic Gardens - Singapore:
Established in 1859, it is located on 128 acres within the National Orchid Gardens in Singapore, and is one of the most beautiful botanical gardens in the world.
5. Stourhead Palace Gardens - England:
Stourhead Palace Gardens - England:
It dates back to the eighteenth century, and is distinguished by its beautiful landscapes that remind us of the Thousand and One Nights: a wonderful palace on a charming lake surrounded by trees and flowers from all directions!
The park was established in the year 1740, and it was built by Henry Howar II, and the lake that you see in the pictures did not exist at the time, so Henry II wanted to provide a beautiful view for his visitors, so he built a dam on the Stauer River to form this lake (simply ..)!
6. Discanso Gardens - California - USA:
Discanso Gardens - California - USA
Located 20 minutes' drive from Los Angeles, it is 25 acres and contains more than 100,000 species of plants, including the world's largest selection of wonderful camellias.
7. Mirabell Gardens - Salzburg - Austria:
Mirabell Gardens - Salzburg - Austri
It is one of the clear examples that the simplest things are the most beautiful. This elegant garden is located in Salzburg, the fourth largest city in Austria.
8. Oriental Palace Gardens - Tivoli - Italy:
Oriental Palace Gardens - Tivoli - Italy
This garden and this palace have a funny story, because the reason for its creation is that the wife of Cardinal Ippolito d'Este II was sad, so the Cardinal decided to build for her a villa that contains a garden unlike any other, so this garden was created between 1550 and 1569 (quite simply also ..) !
This amazing park contains hundreds of fountains, which are considered among the most beautiful fountains in the world.
9. Gardens of Sanssouci Palace - Potsdam - Germany:
Gardens of Sanssouci Palace - Potsdam - Germany
Sanssouci Palace is one of the most famous historical monuments in the world, so much so that UNESCO declared 1990 a global cultural heritage.
Frederick the Great built it in Potsdam in 1744 and surrounded it with this most wonderful park,
10. Koukenhof Gardens - Netherlands:
Koukenhof Gardens - Netherlands
Its name means kitchen garden, also known as the garden of Europe, and it is one of the most beautiful and famous gardens in the world.
Located in the village of Lisa in the southwest of Holland (the country of flowers), the Dutch can only enjoy its beauty 3 months a year! Because it is a nature reserve includes a group of the rarest flowers and birds.
Imagine that this magical garden contains more than 7 million flowers! And that the number of its visitors arrived on the last day before its closure, to 825 thousand visitors !!
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