Botanical gardens are a special kind of "museum": they afford unique insights into the world of living plants, and their appearance changes from one day to the next. The Dresden garden, opened in 1893 and arranged for the most part geographically, offers a botanical world tour within a minimum of space. The outdoor gardens and the three glasshouses that can be visited contain about 10,000 plant species from all five continents and from the most diverse climatic zones. Visitors will always find something familiar and something new. Especially worthy of note are the unique collections of summer-flowering annuals and of pelargonium species, and a large number of plants with medicinal or other uses.
Botanical Garden Dresden
Address
Stübelallee 2B
01307 Dresden
Opening hours
Apr to Sep: daily 8 am to 6 pm, greenhouses 10 am to 6 pm Mar/Oct: daily 10 am to 5 pm Feb/Nov: daily 10 am to 4 pm Jan/Dec: daily 10 am to 3.30 pm
Prices
Admission free of charge, donations welcome
Offers
guided toursspecial exhibitions
Open in the evening during blossom of queen of the night DVD on the garden year Bionics educational trail Brochure on the endangered plants of Saxony in the botanical garden
Public guided tours on every first and third Sunday of the month Group guided tours (min. 12 persons) for interested persons of all age groups by previous arrangement Botanic school for classes 5th year and higher Botanic working group: "Children Guide Children"
Guided tours in foreign languages (English and Polish) by request
handicapped accessible toilet, limited handicapped accessible
Arrival
The tram stop "Strassburger Platz" directions_railway directions_bus is only a few meters away.
Parking spaces can be found in the shopping center car park diagonally opposite. Public parking spaces in the area are rare.
