Berlin Botanical Garden
Located in Dahlem, the Botanical Garden Berlin is one of the largest and most diverse botanical gardens in the world. Spanning over 43 hectares and home to approximately 22,000 plant species, it offers a fascinating journey through global flora and is a must-visit destination for plant lovers, families, and anyone seeking a peaceful retreat in nature.

Highlights

• Great Tropical House
  A stunning architectural and botanical landmark, this vast glasshouse recreates a humid tropical rainforest and houses an impressive collection of exotic plants from equatorial regions.

• 15 Themed Greenhouses
  Explore various climates and habitats, from Mediterranean to Australian, showcasing rare and endangered plants from all over the world.

• Specialty Gardens
  Wander through the Alpine Garden, the Fragrance and Touch Garden, and the Arboretum with its wide variety of trees and shrubs.

• Sculpture Trail
  Art meets nature along paths dotted with works by artists such as Fritz Klimsch and Irma Langhinrichs.

• Seasonal Events
  The garden hosts popular events like “Tropical Nights” and the winter “Christmas Garden,” which transforms the park into an illuminated wonderland.

Opening Hours

• Garden: Daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM (last admission at 7:00 PM)

• Greenhouses: Daily from 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM

• Botanical Museum: Closed for renovation until approximately 2026

Admission Prices (as of March 2025)

• Adults: €10

• Reduced (students, Berlin Pass holders, etc.): €5

• School groups: €1 per student (with valid school ID; 2 supervisors free)

• Annual pass: €30

• Evening ticket (from 5:00 PM): €5

Location and Getting There

Address:
Botanischer Garten und Botanisches Museum Berlin
Königin-Luise-Straße 6–8
14195 Berlin

Public transport:

• Bus X83 or 101 to “Königin-Luise-Platz/Botanischer Garten”

• Bus M48 to “Unter den Eichen/Botanischer Garten”

• S-Bahn S1 to “Botanischer Garten,” then a 10-minute walk

• U-Bahn U3 to “Dahlem Dorf,” then transfer to bus X83

Note: Parking is limited in the surrounding area.

On-Site Amenities

A café on-site serves snacks, light meals, and drinks. Visitors can also browse the museum shop for books, botanical-themed gifts, and souvenirs.

For more information and ticket bookings, visit the official website: www.bo.berlin

Whether you’re a botany enthusiast, a photographer, or simply in search of a quiet place to stroll, the Berlin Botanical Garden offers an inspiring and educational escape into the world of plants.