Botanisk Have

The Botanical Garden is a beautiful oasis in the middle of Copenhagen. Meander the beautiful paths, smell the flowers, look for toads on the toadstools. Get inspiration from the test garden or just relaxation on the lawn. This is another perfect spot for a picnic in the sommer while enjoying the flowers. You can bring your Torvehallerne treats here, but no grills are allowed. Food carts and outdoor cafés are available if take away in the grass isn’t your thing. Don’t miss the fresh fruit stand right outside the gates at the corner of Gothersgade and Øster Voldgade. Bright red, shiny, delicious and fresh Danish strawberries and cherries. You can also purchase vegetable starts and plants for your own garden.

Beautiful botanical gardens with gorgeous Victorian area green houses you can visit and evem go up the wondong spiral staircases in! Must be a terrific oasis in winter. Nice flowers and plantings. Fun to lay our ona summer late spring /​summer day. Wonderfuk feature and one ofanu beautiful park and garden areas in gorgeous Kobenhaven. Free.

These botanical gardens are a beautiful place to spend an afternoon in the sun. There’s lots of little paths to explore and it’s manicured to perfection. You may even see turtles in the little ponds, and there’s a few buildings in there to explore as well. One of the nicer botanical gardens I’ve been to!

Beautiful park right in the heart of the city! A classic botanical gardens, originally intended to show the city’s people the flowers and plants of the world.
This park isn’t huge, and don’t expect a lot of overgrown, urban wilderness. It is well-​kept and proper, with a lake, and a green house. The green house is a lot of fun, because this is, in fact, quite overgrown, so you almost feel like you’re walking in a jungle.
Some of the structures, including the platform around the green house, are in a bit of disrepair, and are currently under construction, but that doesn’t take away from this being a really nice park.
It is also part of what is known as the Park Museums, a collection of art and historical museums located in a series of parks along Øster Farimagsgade.

The best Garden in Copenhagen. It’s full of exotic and beautiful plants from pretty much the whole world.
There is a bridge that crosses the lake and there are at least two bars where you can have a tasty coffee or tea out looking the botanical gardens… :-)

If you’re wandering in Copenhagen and have some spare time, the Botanic Garden is a must.
You should take your time, take a slow walk around and enjoy the weather, whether it’s sunny or cloudy.
Botanic Garden offers a nice path into the nature, with a big lake and many little gardens. Here you can find different plant species and there’s also a greenhouse, of which you should check the opening hours because it’s not always open.
The whole area is very clean and spacious, meaning that it’s suitable for groups and families.
It’s not possible to have picnics or drink a beer or go in with your bike, logically, because it’s still a visiting site, but you can also enjoy without those society artefacts.
The place itself is pretty touristy, though. But you’ll survive :)

Lovely place. I love finding a bench somewhere and sit and read for a while. So much wildlife, fishing cranes are regulars, look for turtles sitting on tree branches sticking out of the lake and sunning themselves in Summer. They’re not native to Denmark, people have put them in the lake for various reasons. It’s a research garden under the University of Copenhagen, and you’re not allowed to bring a bike into the garden!

We got here way too early and realized they didn’t open until 10am so we took a long walk back to the city center and had a cup of coffee while we waited. Then we walked all the way back. It’s quite discreet from the street but hey, it’s free! We walked in and saw the large green house but it looked more rundown in person than in pictures. The grounds definitely made up for it. Neatly manicured and well organized. My toddler was more interested in the pebbles on the ground than the grass. We eventually moved him over to the duck pond where he fed them some crackers. He got a kick out of them. It’s a nice place if you have an hour or two to kill. We didn’t go all the way around. Just enough to get some fresh air and pictures.

To have this kind of oasis right in the middle of the city is truly a heaven and I love Copenhagen for that.
I love the fact that this old city has so many greenery places to soothe your eyes with (and learn about plants at the same time) just a couple of minute walks away from the pee-​smelling, trash-​infested, crowded Nørreport station. If you’re into botanics or into plants in general, this is a must visit place in Copenhagen. Free entrance, what else do you want more really? It’s vast, and it’s beautiful with a man-​made lake right in the middle and a glass-​house with tropical plants and feel (oh the humidity!) if you can’t afford a trip to the south especially during wintertime. JUST KIDDING.
I’d love to have a stroll here, be it on your own with your notebook, storybook, sketchbook, whatever, or with your friends to have a picnic or just to escape the «city» for awhile. It’s totally recommended especially in the summer when it’s so nice to be outside and when the weather is not plagued by the recurrent summer rain as we know it from the chapter about «Danish summer».
This place also have a gift shop that sells a lot of plants-​related things (seeds, pots, different plants, obviously) and plants-​themed memorabilia. Perfect for people with green fingers.

I absolutely love gardens and parks. They are romantic and fun. This botanical garden is pretty awesome. Frist, its free! America has very few botanical gardens that are free. Second it was lovely. The smell of fresh flowers, the main pounds and lakes and the open green grass is inviting for a stroll or picnic. Children were rolling down the hills and parents were sitting in laughter and discussion watching.
Fun fact: Copenhagen has a bee initiative and has set up bee hives around the city. One of them is in this botanical garden and you can buy honey from the bee hives here. It was cool because they also have a hive set up by the airport. We were able to try both honeys and see a huge difference in the floral notes from the botanical gardens honey.
Great for a picnic, book, fun with kids or a walk through.

Beautiful botanical garden located across from Rosenborg Slot has great variety of flowers and a stunning rock garden. An absolute perfect place to come on a sunny day. It’s just the right size so it won’t take up too much of your time. Even better, it’s free!

This botanic garden is so pretty! Im sure during summer time it is even more. Even though it is a place perfect for a walk. It is very close to other touristic routes so you’ll end up there anyway — happened to me =)
I wish I had a book with me and maybe more time to seat on the grass and just enjoy the afternoon. The area around the pond is lovely, you will probably see many couples — and kids — there. This one is just one of many green areas in Copenhagen, this city is lovely.

I love botanical gardens so I had to check this place out on my trip to Copenhagen. It’s one of the most idyllic places I’ve ever been! So many birds chirping, bunnies hopping, swans swimming, chipmunks scampering, and stylish people having picnics on the grass. It felt like actual paradise. I even went two days in a row. I especially loved the majestic palm greenhouse. The second day I went early and got there just as the greenhouse opened (10am), so I even got a few precious moments in there by myself to take photos of the awesome spiral staircases swirling up into the palm trees.

One of the most beautiful outdoor spaces in Copenhagen. Perfect for picnics, strolls and dates or even to curl up here with a good book. I love the pond area where the koi fish are. I recommend coming here on the weekend since their hours are only open till 18:00.

Worth going especially in the late summer early autumn when everything is green and blooming! Just taking a walk with a coffee or tea in your hand there, is so refreshing. It’s an amazing escape from the city life and the fact that it’s in the heart of the city makes it even better!
I especially like the small paths that have been made around with the labels of the flowers. I also love the palm tree house which accommodates different kinds of palm trees from all over the world. You can even walk on a path that you reach with stairs on top of the building giving you a view from above. However it has been unfortunately under construction for at least a year now. But I have been there in a winter day when it was open and it felt like being in a tropical paradise! So much worth it on a cold day!
There are also some greenhouses where you can go inside and see various plants and flowers. It’s just a great experience. In summer time there is a café on top of the stairs of the main building which has a nice view towards the gardens and lake. Definitely worth a visit!

What i love about Copenhagen are the multitude of green spaxes. Literally right next to the Rosenborg castle garden is this beautiful botanical preserve, replete with a small lake. Today was particularly sunny so what started as a shortcut to the market came out to be just looking at nature for a sidetrack bit

We went here on our Sweden-​Copenhagen-​London vacation, during which time we went to each place’s main botanical garden. This was the least impressive of the three – by far – though I’m giving it 3 stars instead of the 2 I think it deserves because of the context of Copenhagen. Meaning: there is so little to do in Copenhagen that is free, and this is one thing. And for something free, it’s easily a couple hours’ worth of enjoyment.
The main draw of the Botanisk Have, at least for us, was the glasshouse. The display was… okay. Less fun than other botanical gardens I’ve been to… just sort of clinical in its organization.
I did enjoy the massive amounts of vanilla in the orchid house, though.

abgesehen davon das das wetter vielleicht nich ganz so ideal war um in nen botanischen garten zu gehen, bin ich sehr begeistert von der schönheit der anlage. aufgrund des heftigen winters war auch noch nicht ales am blühen was schon längst in voller pracht hätte sein sollen aber allein das fantastische palamenhaus lohnt den besuch, egal zu welcher jahreszeit. der botanische garten liegt zwischen dem rosenborg-​schloss und dem staatlihen kunstmuseum und ist wirklich einen spaziergang wert

ok but a bit neglected and not so many plants.
nice for a walk and it’s beautiful but if you’re really into botanic you’ll be very disappointed.

pas mal mais c’est un peut le fouilli dans les serres et léger manqué d’entretien des plantes

On a sunny day the Botanical Gardens are a place you really should visit. It is fun just to stroll through the park, or have a little picnic on one of the park benches — although there is a lot of different plants to see. Just be aware that the danish people are very strict about the closing times — better don’t be late.

Find the turtle! It’s almost always out basking in the sun by the lakes. The Botanical Gardens in CPH is full of hidden corners to spend a quiet afternoon. The beauty of it is striking whichever season — take a look at a couple of my pics from the Autumn.