Oldenburg Blomsterbud Florist

The city of Oldenburg is quite famous for its rich history of being ruled by dukes, grand dukes and counts. The House of Oldenburg has Danish, German and Russian branches. There is a lot you can witness at the city’s museums which freely tell you about the rich ruling and cultural history of the region.
The famous Schlossgarten in Oldenburg was built around 200 years ago. It is an extension of Oldenburg palace and was built by Peter I, Grand Duke of Oldenburg. Being in an English landscape design, the garden is surrounded by and contains huge trees. The green lawns, winding paths and rhododendron bushes in the garden attract the visitors and locals alike to enjoy a nice time with family and friends on a weekend.
The historic buildings such as the tea pavilion, winter house and gardener’s lodge still stand there. There are many rows of daffodils and rose trunks as well in the garden. At the restaurants, they run beautiful presentations of the mesmerizing views of the garden.
The Botanischer Garten OIdenburg is maintained by the University of Oldenburg. The entrance to its public parks and gardens is free. The garden has more than 4000 taxa of plants from various parts of the world. The medicinal plant garden, Department of Central and Southern German plant communities, the alpine garden, Mediterranean collection, cactus house, and a cottage garden are the main segmentations in the garden.
Other attractions and things to do in the city of Oldenburg include Lambertikirche, Horst Janssen Museum, State Museum For Art And Cultural History, Augusteum, Prinzepalais, Schlossgarten Oldenburg, Stadtmuseum Oldenburg, Lappan, Degodehaus, Landesmuseum Für Natur Und Mensch, Pulverturm, Oldenburgisches Staatstheater, Rathausmarkt, and Zwischenahner Meer. This city is a must visit if you are on a tour to Germany.