A stroll through the world's most beautiful gardens

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Babylonstoren, Cape Town, South Africa -

Near Cape Town, this historic farm and wine estate boasts one of the best-preserved Dutch gardens in South Africa, inviting guests to enjoy its diverse plantings and fresh produce.

 

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Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, London, UK -

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Kew Gardens is a plant lover's paradise, housing the world’s largest and most diverse botanical collections in its iconic glasshouses and sprawling grounds.

 

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Maximilianpark, Hamm, Germany -

Once a coal mine, Maximilianpark is now a vibrant mix of gardens, play spaces, and a butterfly house, featuring Piet Oudolf's wildflower meadow and contemporary art installations.

 

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Wang Shi Yuan (Master of the Nets Garden), Suzhou, China -

A classic example of Chinese garden design, the Master of the Nets Garden in Suzhou combines art, nature, and architecture in perfect harmony, with meticulously arranged rocks, water features, and pavilions.

 

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Bahá’í Gardens, Haifa, Israel -

Cascading down Mount Carmel, the Bahá'í Gardens in Haifa are a symbol of unity and serenity, with immaculate terraces, breathtaking views, and exquisite geometric designs.

 

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The National Garden, Athens, Greece -

Once the royal garden, this lush retreat in the heart of Athens is a serene haven, offering a blend of native and exotic plants, ancient ruins, and quiet pathways.

 

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Longwood Gardens, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA -

A horticultural masterpiece in Pennsylvania, Longwood Gardens features extensive conservatories, majestic fountains, and a diverse array of themed gardens spread over 1,077 acres.

 

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The High Line, New York, USA -

An innovative urban renewal project, The High Line transforms an old railway line into a modern, elevated park, offering unique plantings, art installations, and stunning city views.

 

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Isola Bella Gardens, Lago Maggiore, Italy -

Set on a picturesque island in Lake Maggiore, Isola Bella’s Baroque gardens are a majestic display of terraced gardens, adorned with statues, exotic plants, and white peacocks.

 

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Monet’s Gardens, Giverny, France

The personal creation of Claude Monet, this garden in Giverny is famed for its vibrant flower beds, lily pond, and Japanese bridge, all immortalized in Monet's impressionist paintings.

 

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Crathes Castle Garden, Aberdeenshire, United Kingdom -

Surrounding a 16th-century tower house, Crathes Castle Garden is celebrated for its spectacular yew hedges, themed garden rooms, and a rich variety of plants that flourish in Scotland's climate.

 

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Sanssouci Park, Potsdam, Germany -

Commissioned by Frederick the Great, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is notable for its picturesque landscapes, terraced gardens, and the historic Sanssouci Palace.

 

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Powerscourt Estate and Gardens, Enniskerry, Ireland -

Set against the backdrop of the Wicklow Mountains, Powerscourt features sprawling gardens, picturesque walks, and the highest waterfall in Ireland, amidst an estate rich in history.