The Botanical Garden in Copenhagen covers 10 hectares and holds more than 13,000 plant species. It moved to its current site in 1874 and is best known for the Victorian iron-and-glass Palm House, one of the city's most recognizable landmarks. The garden is run jointly by the University of Copenhagen and the Natural History Museum of Denmark, and serves both as a public green space and a centre for botanical research.
Copenhagen's Botanical Garden hosts autumn activities for the whole family during the school break.
Guided tour through the Botanical Garden's plant collections and beautiful natural areas.
Bamsezoologerne helps children identify their stuffed animals during autumn break at Botanisk Have.
Guided family tour of the Botanical Garden where children and adults explore nature's diversity together.
A lecture exploring quantum mechanics and exoplanets at the Botanical Garden.
A festival celebrating birds and nature observation in Copenhagen's Botanical Garden, bringing together enthusiasts to explore the world of birdwatching.
An event exploring how to understand the animal world, held in Copenhagen's Botanical Garden.
A special Halloween guided tour through the Botanical Garden's shadowy side, where you'll encounter carnivorous plants, poisonous species, and other plant monsters. A 1.5-hour guided tour for adults.
An exhibition about the Greenlandic mummies at Botanisk Have in Copenhagen.
Family-friendly guided tour exploring the plants behind Christmas traditions in the Botanical Garden's Palmehouse, from cinnamon to vanilla.
A family-guided tour through the Botanical Garden's Christmas decorations and blooming plants.
The Botanical Garden in Copenhagen runs an Easter holiday programme featuring activities designed for children.
A guided tour exploring the Botanical Garden's 150-year history and how its plants reflect the site's evolution.
An evening lecture on the Botanical Garden's efforts to conserve the world's plant species and protect global biodiversity.
Guided tour of the Botanical Garden with beer tasting for beer and botany enthusiasts.
An outdoor performance in the Botanical Garden featuring the stranded giants in a natural setting.
A lecture on underwater archaeological discoveries and the techniques used to study cultural heritage on the ocean floor.
FossilFestival explores Earth's geological history through interactive activities and exhibitions in the Botanical Garden.
Guided tour of the Botanical Garden exploring the most extraordinary and fascinating plant species.
Family-friendly guided tour exploring medicinal and magical plants in Copenhagen's Botanical Garden, with free Palm House access included. Recommended for children aged 7 and up.
A 24-hour bioblitz where nature enthusiasts record as many species as possible in Gribskov National Nature Park to map the area's biodiversity.
Guided tour of the Botanical Garden exploring the connection between plants and beer brewing, featuring tastings of three beers and access to the historic Palm House.
An event at Copenhagen's Botanical Garden exploring humanity's complex relationship with spiders, from fascination to fear.
Special guided tour through the Botanical Garden's darkest corners - from carnivorous plants to deadly species. A guided journey exploring the dangerous and manipulative sides of plants, inspired by fictional plant monsters.
Young people can visit the Botanical Garden free of charge in week 37 and explore the natural world.
Free evening event in the Botanical Garden exploring nocturnal plants, bats, and other night creatures through workshops, guided tours, and performances.
Guided behind-the-scenes tour of the Botanical Garden featuring rare plant collections and insights into the garden's international conservation work.
An evening lecture at the Botanical Garden examining plant medicine through the lens of modern science and traditional plant wisdom.
Guided tour of the Botanical Garden's 150-year history, featuring the Victorian Palm House and rare plant collections normally closed to the public.
Guided tour exploring plants as medicine from ancient rituals to modern science, held in Copenhagen's Botanisk Have with included access to Palmehuset.