Public Gardens
Public Gardens is originally called the Bagh-e-aam, it consists of well laid out gardens. It is Located in the centre of the city, Public Gardens is also home to the State Archeological Museum, Jawahar bal Bhawan and Lalitha Kala Thoranam, an open air theatre that hosted the prestigous International Film Festival twice. It is one of the most popular gardens among the beautiful gardens of Hyderabad, it encloses the State Legislature, State Archeological Museum, Jubilee hall, Jawahar Bal Bhavan and Telugu Lalitha Kala Thoranam, an open air theatre. A stone’s throw away from the Hyderabad railway station, it is one of the best laid out gardens in the country. To the left there is the Jawahar Bal Bavan, which is a small auditorium where exhibitions and contest for children are held. Further down the road is a large patch of open lawn.
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NTR Gardens
NTR gardens are spread over 34 acres is absolutely unique with large scale use of fiberglass in the form of insects and fruits. The attractions are the Machan Tree, Fruit restaurant, railway ride and lots more. It’s worth visiting especially after the lights are on.
National Gardens
If the intense hustle and bustle of Athens gets too much, then a visit to the National Garden is a must. A peaceful, green refuge in the midst of central Athens, this public park was once the palace garden of the royal family. It contains garden, a zoo and small lakes and ponds complete with ducks, swans and a few peacocks. There are also several cafés hidden away!
The National Gardens, open from dawn to dusk, is an oasis in the city, with rare flowers, plants and rich greenery from all over the world. It is behind the Parliament and
Hyderabad Botanical Gardens
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Kew Royal Botanic Gardens at London
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Kew's delightful and varied grounds cover 300 acres and offer something of interest for everyone. Most of the plants are wild species rather than garden varieties,
Domus Aurea
After the great fire of Rome of 64 A.D. the 2/3rd of the city lay in ruins. The emperor Nero took this opportunity to build a extravagant palace complex on the devastated site. This Domus Aurea, or golden palace, which was actually a series of palaces and gardens, captured the country life within the city walls. The building took such a vast area that his successors had to demolish great parts of it and erect public buildings on the site to unnerve the rumors that Nero himself was responsible for the fire, to return Rome to itself as Martialis
