The Botanical Garden of the University of Valencia, also known as Valencia Botanical Museum, was the first botanical garden created in Spain, has existed since the sixteenth century (records are kept of 1567) and was the first botanical garden created in Spain, has existed the sixteenth century (records are kept of 1567) and was restored in the years 1987 to 2000, today the Valencia Botanical Garden is one of the many botanical jewelry that has this city.

The botanical garden has about 4500 species belonging to the 5 continents and is administered by the University of Valencia.

Among the 20 plant collections of the museum's collection of palm trees stand which is currently one of the largest in Europe. The exhibition greenhouses and tropical, the collection of vines, shade house, splendid collection of aquatic plants, collection of Succulents, Crushed endemism, Aquarium and Aviary.

The building that manages the garden is owned by the University of Valencia, was inaugurated in 2000 and in it, there are exhibitions, conferences and courses.

If you plan to travel to Valencia do not miss this natural spectacle, a place where nature makes you feel life.

How to reach Valencia Botanical Garden?

The Botanical Garden of Valencia Street is in Quart, 80, you can visit any day of the week except Mondays and the days December 25 and January 1.

COMMENTS:

• Price: 2.06 euros
• Children (0 to 6 years), pensioners, students anituguos university community: free
• Arranged groups, per person: 1.37 euros
• Valencia "Tourist Card": 0.90

SCHEDULE:
Open daily except Mondays, the days with wind and rain, and the holidays December 25 and January 1:

• From November to February, from 10h to 18h.
• March and October, from 10am to 19pm.
• April and September, from 10am to 20pm.
• From May to August, from 10am to 21pm.