Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

This is the second largest botanical garden in the UK except London Gion. Located on the outskirts of Edinburgh, but only half an hour walk away. Free except for greenhouses. The park is a typical British gardening landscape.

A relatively niche place. When I went there, I basically came from locals and didn't see the compatriots in the Tianchao Dynasty. In fact, the scenery is quite good and quiet. It is really worth coming if you are interested in plant, flower and gardening, free of tickets. There are many European and local plants and my Greater China, British gardening is also very distinctive, walking slowly from the city is only half an hour.

The Royal Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh are free except for glass houses, which have hardly any orchids in full bloom inside, but water lilies and carnivorous plants are very impressive. Some tour groups are crossing the gardens, but this is nothing compared to the noisy crowds on Royal Boulevard, the Botanic Garden is still a tranquil place, very close to the information center.

Lots of species in this botanic garden. It creates a natural environment for creatures to live.

The Royal Botanic Gardens of Edinburgh is located on the outskirts of Edinburgh. It is a free park. The area of the botanical garden is very large. There are ten huge greenhouses. In each greenhouse, plants in various regions such as tropical, cold, subtropical, temperate and other areas are very beautiful. It's worth everyone to walk around.

Today at noon, the sun is in the clouds, and it does not feel awkward when it comes out. The temperature is right. It takes half an hour to walk north to the east gate of the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh. This botanical garden is 70 acres with many special gardens and ten spectacular and beautiful warm houses. It was a very quiet place to come in, and I liked the soft environment more than the stone road on the city street. Many young mothers strolled in strollers, and others read quietly on wooden chairs, the air was faintly scented, and the birds sang in the treetops, a fresh and pleasant place.