• Liberec Botanical Garden - The Botanical garden has a further nine greenhouses, each with its own microclimate, providing an additional area of 1400 square metres. These greenhouses for special collections are not accessible to visitors. Changes are part of the cyclical nature of life, and the Botanical Garden, being an organic institution, albeit contrived by man, also undergoes changes. The greenhouses at the Botanical Garden in Liberec had to be completely demolished in 1995-2000 because the structure was corroded and the heating system totally unreliable. This demolition and the simultaneous building of the new greenhouses proceeded, with thousands of plants having to be moved. Within these greenhouses, scenarios have been created to illustrate the natural environment of different important plant species. The greenhouses also provide a microcosm of tropical and subtropical environments.

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Situated in Liberec, the Botanical Garden is the most ancient in the Czech Republic, boasting more than 120 years of existence. A significant part of its appeal is rooted in its extensive history, which lends credibility and exceptional quality to the garden. However, simple preservation of the plant collections and gardening traditions passed down by previous generations does not suffice. A botanical garden aspiring to be regarded as a distinguished institution must make a significant impact in the scientific community, all the while sparking creativity in its gardening design and techniques. Its vitality should be reflected through its global professional interactions, research studies, student research fellowships, articles, involvement in nature conservation initiatives, and through the continuous growth and development of its personnel. The Liberec Botanical Garden is home to the most diverse collections of exotic plants in the Czech Republic and welcomes about 50 thousand visitors each year.

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