Bergius Botanic Garden


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Picture from Edvard Andresson´s Greenhouse [Image source:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Bergianska_trädgården

About Bergius Botanic Garden

The Bergian Garden, or The Bergianska Trädgården in Swedish, is a botanical garden and park on the waterfront situated in beautiful surroundings just outside central Stockholm. It was founded in 1791 by an antiquarian and historian by the name of Bengt Bergius whom donated the area to the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.

The exhibitions include herb garden, ponds, conservatory and Mediterranen flora, deserts and tropical plants.

The garden was originally located to the more central parts of Stockholm (Vasastaden), but moved out to its present location in 1885.

This area is called Frescati, and is very close to Stockholm University as well as the Museum of Natural History.

Bergianska at Flickr

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Bergius Botanic Garden

Bergianska Trädgården


Museum details

Address

Frescati, 3km north of Roslagstull.
See map below.

Metro: T-Universitetet or Train
from Stockholm Östra
Bus: 40, 540

Contact details

Tel: (+46) (0)8 54591700
Web: bergianska.se

 

Map: Bergianska


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Videos: Bergianska

The ‘Californian Room’ at the botanical Gardens.
They will either have to cut this cactus, or make the
ceiling higher.

 

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