Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen Botanical Garden

A lush 10-hectare garden that is part of the Natural History Museum of Denmark. It is renowned for its complex of historical 19th-century glasshouses, including the iconic Palm House.

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Copenhagen Botanical Garden is in Copenhagen, Denmark. Coordinates: 55.68490, 12.57339. Open in Google Maps

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