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For their beauty, history, and charm, these gardens are a must for garden lovers. Also, for travelers looking for something different.

This selection proposes a trip around the world through the most impressive gardens.

From cactus to fruit trees in bloom, to the classic hedge mazes and colorful explosions of flowering plants.

All these gardens will invite you to dream and travel with your imagination.

So, shall we go?

1 – Kasteeltuinen Arcen. Holland

And first, next to the citadel of Arcen, between the Meuse River and the German border, is Kasteeltuinen.

This is a beautiful complex of gardens with up to 15 different styles covering 32 hectares.

2 – Humble Administrator’s Gardens. China

Firstly, lakes, bridges, and pavilions populate this orchard in the Chinese province of Suzhou.

It owes its name to one of its former owners, an official who retired there to take care of his garden.

Finally, it is a World Heritage Site and one of the most visited in Asia.

3 – Chateau de Villandry Garden

The chateaux of the Loire Valley have wonderful gardens.

One of the most beautiful and famous are those of the Chateau de Villandry.

In conclusion, with its terraces landscaped in different styles, water features with canals, and waterfalls, it is beautiful.

4 – Generalitat Gardens in Granada. Spain

They are one of the attractions of the wonderful set of the Andalusian city of Alhambra.

Also, the Generalitat palace is surrounded by courtyards and gardens and irrigation ditches.

5 – Limahuli Garden. Hawaii

Botanical garden and preserved vegetation area on the island of Kauai, in the Hawaiian archipelago.

Moreover, it has one of the most complete collections of Polynesian plants in a stunning natural setting.

6 – Keukenhof Park. Holland

Located near Amsterdam, Keukenhof is the largest and best-known flower park in the world.

The planting of tulips and many other flowers in this place is all year-round.

And 7 million bulbs are planted each year and they leave you speechless. Certainly, recommended in April and May, in full bloom.

7 – Royal Botanical Gardens. The United Kingdom.

Firstly, in addition to being a leading botanical research center, the Kew garden is one of the most visited gardens in England.

Secondly, it has several gigantic greenhouses and other buildings. One of them is the famous pagoda built by architect Sir William Chambers.

8 – Marques de Fronteira Gardens

A little-known gem on the outskirts of Lisbon. The Marquis de Fronteira palace includes delightful gardens.

Similarly, the ensemble will transport you back to the 17th century with its stone steps, tiled fountains, and manicured hedges.

9 – Crathes Castle Gardens

So we arrive at Crathes Castle, in Scotland. It is surrounded by fields, woods, and gardens of various types.

More over, it is separated by ancient Irish yew hedges dating back to the 1700s.

10 – Majorelle Garden. Morocco

One of the most visited places in Marrakech. The restoration of the garden was in the ’80s by Yves Sant Lauren.

Moreover, the artist Jacques Majorelle designed it in 1924. He built it surrounding his famous blue art deco villa.