Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Brooklyn Botanic Garden is a famous botanical garden in Brooklyn, New York City, USA. It was founded in 1910 and covers an area of 21 hectares. There are more than 14,000 species of plants and more than 20 classified gardens including the Cherry Garden, the Japanese Garden, the Fragrance Garden, the Glanford Rose Garden, the Shakespeare Garden, the Children's Garden and the Rock Garden. It is adjacent to the Brooklyn Museum. After visiting the botanical garden, you can also go to the Brooklyn Museum to see the amazing collection! The biggest highlight of this botanical garden is the Japanese landscape, which combines a variety of gardening styles, has elegant landscapes, and has viewing pavilions and waterfalls. It is a peaceful and beautiful scenery. Secondly, the Children's Garden has been planted, built and maintained by children since 1914. In the Shakespeare Garden, more than 80 plants mentioned in Shakespeare's works are planted, and many of them are accompanied by literary annotations mentioning them in Shakespeare's works. Others include: endangered plants, wetland plants, coniferous plants... and so on, all-encompassing, highly recommended to visit and appreciate! #NewYorkItinerary

Post by Moonine | Jul 25, 2025