The 141 hectares of the Botanical Gardens of Rio de Janeiro house distinguished examples of plants in Brazil and from other regions in the world.
The imperial palms, planted in 1809 by the Regent of Portugal (who later became King D. João VI), are among the most spectacular attractions. Large trees, covered with orquids, contrast with the vitória-régia (royal water platter), bromelias and typical foliage, making The Botanical Gardens a favorite of nature lovers, couples in love and everyone who loves nature, peace and tranquility.
Av. Atlântica, 3564 - Copacabana | Rio de Janeiro, RJ. | Brasil | CEP: 22070-001
Tel: 21-2522-0132 |
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