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Palmengarten in Frankfurt is the largest botanical garden in Germany and is a must-visit whether you have green fingers or not. It covers more than 54 acres at the heart of the city and is full of plants from across the world. The garden recreates their habitats with more than 13,000 species.
Top ways to experience Palmengarten and nearby attractions. A beautiful green oasis in the center of Frankfurt - worth seeing! The park is beautifully created and desinged. It's pleasure to walk around in. Even the green area with the rose garden and the ponds is great for a leisurely stroll.
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- Siesmayerstr. 61, Frankfurt, 60323, Hesse
A ticket by 7 euros to discover a wonderful, well cared, and scientific impecable. A pavillion of butterflies, thematic gardens, and pavillions organized by regions and floras. A marvellous and enormous space , beautifully cared, with in every step, each specie labeled and explained and cared.
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- Siesmayerstr. 61, Frankfurt, 60323, Hesse
There are 6 ways to get from Frankfurt Hbf to Palmengarten by subway, night bus, tram, bus, taxi, or foot. Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2rio's travel planner.
Do not leave paths or enter flower beds; Do not remove or tear off any parts of plants, fruit, mushrooms, stones etc. no sporting activities; do not make noise; register larger groups and school classes in advance; no unannounced parties etc. follow the instructions of the garden staff
How to get there. If you plan to reach the garden by public transport, take U-Bahn lines U4, U6, or U7 to Bockenheimer Warte station, or lines U6 or U7 to Westend station. The garden is also served by tram line 16, and by bus lines 32, 36, 50, and 75.
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Exhibitions, topical guided tours, and musical events make the Palmengarten a major attraction at all seasons. And this not only includes human visitors: If you stroll past the garden’s meadows and flower beds on a sunny summer day, you will encounter numerous insects, including many species that are now rare.
