Gardens

Sightseeing

© Stadt Frankfurt am Main, Photo: Grünflächenamt

Frankfurt’s public gardens offer an impressive degree of diversity: Asian, like the Chinese Garden, Southern European, like the “Nizza” on the Main riverbank or in baroque style like the Bolongaro garden. Nature enthusiasts or people who enjoy walking can discover the biodiversity of domestic plants in the Botanical Garden, and flora from all over the world in the Palm Garden.

Make a journey of discovery. With the exception of the Palm Garden, all of these facilities are free of charge.

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Bolongaro Garden

Frankfurt’s only still-existing baroque public garden is located in Höchst. From here, visitors can enjoy a beautiful view of the confluence of the Main and the Nidda.

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Botanical Garden

The Botanical Garden is a green treasure and offers fascinating insights into the diversity of domestic flora.

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Chinese Garden

A hint of Asia in the middle of the city – this is what the Chinese Garden offers on its 4,000 square metres.

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Frankfurt Zoological Garden

At the heart of the city centre, the people of Frankfurt and their guests can experience the exotic animals of distant continents close up.

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Korean Garden

This magnificent specimen of Korean horticulture is located in the Grüneburg Park and was a gift from the Republic of Korea, which was the guest of honour at the 2005 Book Fair.

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Nizza

Visitors to the northern bank of the Main river experience a Mediterranean flair. In this park, southern European plants create the impression that you are on the Côte d’Azur.

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Palm Garden

The fascinating variety of the plant world is presented by the Palm Garden in thematic gardens and greenhouses. Visitors can get to know the typical botany of all continents.

EXTERNAL CONTENT

Experience Green Frankfurt

Are you interested in discovering more of green Frankfurt? Here you can find a detailed overview of Frankfurt's parks, gardens and playgrounds.