5 Relaxing Places to Catch Your Breath in Wien, Austria

Delia Tugui | November 10, 2015

With plenty of Baroque touch, the place will delight you with its 4,000 alpine plant species that spread their blossoms from March to August. Another cool fact about it is that it’s the oldest alpine garden in the world. It’s neighboring with the Botanical Garden which, needless to say, gathers endless plant species. So you have a wide range of colors and scents to see and smell – what a lavish relaxation tool you have here, right?

Before you go, let me add that the garden shelters numerous animal species, so don’t be afraid to say hello to any cute creature that may pop in your way. Walk the old meadows, salute the trees, invigorate yourself and get ready to face the melodious Austrian capital once again.

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