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A city called Osnabruck is situated in the north-west Germany. It is the city where the treaty of Westphalia was signed between Sweden and the Habsburgs in the year of 1648, to end a war that lasted for thirty years. The city of Osnabruck is still called as Friedensstadt (City of Peace) for its remarkable efforts towards establishment in the region.
The city of Osnabruck has a population of around 165,000 people who are believed to be the happiest of all Germans. When you set your foot in Osnabruck, you will realize that there is a lot to discover in this city. The pedestrian zone Grosse Straße (Big Street) is a great spot where you can get your hands on a lot of amazing stuff.
As far as plantation and floral life is concerned, the 'Botanischer Garten der Universitat' is a privileged institution of this city. The botanic garden contributes in the University's faculty of biology and chemistry. Fundamental tasks of the garden are education, research and public associations.
The Botanical Garden possesses plant formations typical to these geographical units. These plant formations are complexes of vegetation types, which mirror the life forms of the respective areas. However, due to the limited space it is not possible to show all facets of a plant formation.
In the geographic units, there are several thematic collections, including a collection of medical plants, a collection of plants from the heath family (Ericaceae), the garlic family (Alliaceae) and a Tertiary Garden.
Other attractions and places you need to see in the city of Osnabruck include Osnabruck Town Hall, St Peter’s Cathedral, Museum Industriekultur Osnabrück, Felix Nussbaum Haus, St Mary’s Church, Kulturgeschichtliches Museum, Schloss Osnabrück, Heger Tor, Osnabrück Zoo, Botanischer Garten Der Universität Osnabrück, Museum Und Park Kalkriese, Bürgerpark, Bucksturm, Steinwerke, and Maiwoche.