Krefeld Bloemen Bezorgen (Bloemist)

Krefeld, famously nicknamed as the “velvet and silk city” of Germany is one of its main rail hubs and the centre of its textile trade. It is located a few miles west of the rhine river, right next to Uerdingen which is a second city centre, hence making trading their main forte. The trading business is dated back to as far as the 17th century. The city’s main trade comprises of clothing, machinery, steel and chemicals manufactured within their industries.

Here are some sites rich in culture that you have to visit if you want to experience the entirety of krefeld.

• Kaiser-Wilhelm Museum: located in the heart of the city and established back in the 19th century.
• Burg Linn: a restored Castle built in the 12th century and located next to an archaeological museum and a hunting lodge.
• The Haus Lange museum: a residential house displaying contemporary art.

Flower enthusiasts can always find a haven of floral treasure in Krefeld’s “Botanischer Garten" which is located by the Schönwasser Park. It has been in existence since the 1920s and has successfully maintained the magical charm to this day.

Important things you should know about the garden and the overall floral wealth of the city:

• The garden contains around 5,000 plant species from around the world, which are divided into scientific departments and themed gardens.
• The site stretches out to about 3.6 hectares.
• It depicts Krefeld's collection of European, American and Asian deciduous trees and conifers.
• It has almost 150 different types of roses grown within the city.
• You can also find spectacular rhododendrons and Alpines, if you catch them in the right season.
• The massive space also holds an apothecary collection with medicinal and poisonous plants flourishing in the gardens.

One important thing to note is that most floral life blooms during the period of spring to late autumn, so best catch them when the sun's still out.

On the whole, Krefeld carries a modern lifestyle whilst simultaneously managing to value traditions and historical importance. Though not an ideal tourist site, this busy city promises vast industrial business opportunities and employment.