Newday has just listed the most beautifully designed and decorated gardens in the world, making visitors feel overwhelmed when they set foot in them.
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| Butchart Gardens, British Columbia, Canada Butchart Gardens is considered the most beautiful garden in Canada. It is also called "Garden of Eden" by many tourists. The garden covers an area of 20 hectares, including many beautiful gardens such as rose garden, Japanese garden... At Butchart Gardens, the scenery does not follow a fixed season, but engineers and gardeners have taken care of it, keeping the colors of the four seasons always present here. |
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| Villa d'Este, Tivoli, Italy About 40 minutes drive from Rome, Villa d'Este is considered more of a wonder than a mere garden. It was built in the 16th century and was listed by UNESCO in 2001. Admission is around 8 euros. |
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| Peterhof, Russia Peterhof, often called the Russian Versailles, consists of several palaces, gardens and parks. Its main attraction for visitors is its ancient fountains, many of which are gilded. Part of the park was built during the reign of Peter the Great, and then his daughter, Elizabeth, continued the unfinished work of her father. |
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| Dubai Miracle Garden, Dubai In the middle of the vast and arid desert of Dubai, the Dubai Miracle Garden appears like a miracle, attracting the attention of thousands of visitors. There are about 45 million flowers gathered here, on an area of about 70,000 m2. |
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| Nong Nooch, Thailand Once an orchard, Nong Nooch was converted into a botanical garden in 1980. There are many small gardens here, inspired by famous gardens around the world. |
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| Keukenhof, Netherlands Keukenhof Gardens is only open in the spring but it is often considered one of the most beautiful gardens in the world with its beautiful and colorful tulip gardens. In the spring, visitors can witness the blooming of 7 million flowers and 800 different varieties. |
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| Versailles, Paris, France Versailles is a garden that has inspired and designed masterpieces in many places around the world. The garden was built around 1660 and took 40 years to complete. Tickets to visit the palace and gardens here are around 18 euros. |
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| Garden by the Bay, Singapore Garden by the Bay is a masterpiece of Singapore, located in the heart of the city, adjacent to the famous Marina Bay. This man-made park consists of 3 waterfall gardens: East Garden, Central Bay Garden and South Bay Garden. |
According to VNE
