Flower Garden of Isfahan, Isfahan

Name: Flower Garden of Isfahan
Address: Isfahan, Iran
Telephone: +98 31 3267 2059

#18 among attractions in Isfahan

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Nestled in the bustling city of Isfahan, Iran, the Flower Garden of Isfahan is a verdant oasis that beckons nature lovers and peace seekers alike. This sprawling park, an embodiment of horticultural artistry and landscape design, offers a tranquil retreat from the urban pace of the city.

Covering an area of over 50,000 square meters, the Flower Garden was established to enrich the city's green spaces and to provide a haven for ecological balance amidst the architectural wonders for which Isfahan is renowned. The park is not just a showcase of floral splendor but also a testament to the city's commitment to environmental preservation and public leisure spaces.

Upon entering the Flower Garden, visitors are greeted by an array of colorful blooms that change with the seasons, offering a fresh spectacle with each visit. The garden is an intricate tapestry of flower beds, ornamental shrubs, and artfully arranged greenery that create a kaleidoscope of color and texture. Paved walkways meander through the garden, inviting guests to stroll at their leisure and soak in the serene atmosphere.

The park features a variety of thematic sections, including a rose garden with a stunning collection of rose species, adding a romantic ambience to the air with their rich fragrances. A rock garden showcases the rugged beauty of alpine plants and succulents, while water features such as fountains and streams provide a refreshing element, reflecting the sky and flora around them.

Educational and recreational facilities are also part of the Flower Garden's allure. The park hosts a butterfly house, where visitors can observe these delicate creatures up close, and a herbarium, which serves as a resource for botany enthusiasts and researchers. For families, there are play areas for children, making the garden a perfect spot for a family outing.

Throughout the year, the Flower Garden of Isfahan plays host to various cultural events, exhibitions, and festivals that celebrate the beauty of nature and the arts. These events provide a platform for community engagement and appreciation of the natural world.

Local name: باغ گل‌های اصفهان Elevation: 5144 ft a.s.l.Coordinates: 32°38'21"N, 51°41'55"E

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Isfahan Iran

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+98 31 3267 2059

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