The Gardens centered in the south of the palace can be seen perfectly from the huge terrace. At the foot of the terrace stretches a huge fountain called Latonia fountain, whose construction was inspired by Ovid’s Metamorphosis. A central statue embodies the Latonia and her children and was initially placed facing the palace, now geared towards the Grand Canal. The basin is surrounded by 6 urchin exit at the half of the water and another 24 placed on the platform on the lawn. Steps leading to the royal Alley is flanked by 18 statues, each 9 on each side. Called green carpet of grass strips in the middle because it is 335m long and 40m wide. At the end of royal alley is the basin of Apollo and its clear lead plated statue. The statue was made by Tuby between 1668 and 1670 by Le Brun’s sketches.

Gardens themselves, meaning plenty of greenery and different species of plants are in the north. And this theme is found throughout the basin water dragon whose water jet reaches 27m high and the basin of Neptune. The latter was astonishing by the 89 water effects achieved with the hydraulic system. All four statues are grouped, as are highlighted four seasons, four continents, four temperaments etc.. There is a central alley flanked by a large shrubbery. Near it is situated the Grotto of Tethys and a pyramid which is the equivalent of Latonia Basin. The Pyramid was made by Girardon after a drawing of Le Brun, and its construction lasted 3-4 years. It is made of marble floors supported by Triton and dolphins in the lead. An interesting place is the so-called bath of nymphs. It is decorated with bas-reliefs made by Girardon, Le Hongre and Le Gros .

The people who come here every year at Keukenhof are not only gardeners .The garden has been for a long period of time a part of a tourist attraction. Lovers of flowers and decorators for gardens can see what specialists can do and learn to turn them to apply those seen in their gardens. There are inspirational mini-gardens specifically designed for this purpose. Visitors can attend workshops – discussions on specific issues related to culture obviously of the plants with bulbs , design, variety, markets and suppliers. Also frequently are organized temporary exhibitions of bouquets and various industry news.
The park opens at 8 am and closes at 19:30. If you decide to discover this land of flowers is good to know that “time of visitation” of Keukenhof’s is not 12, not 11 but only 2 months a year, from mid March until mid May, the remaining months being devoted for the planting of more than 9,000,000 bulbs that give life like tulips, daffodils, hyacinths and other dozens of species of plants that will delight and fascinate the visitors. Visit the park takes about 6 hours , if walking is done by feet. If persons with walking disabilities plan to visit the garden there are available wheelchairs or special karts, depending on the preference. The park is studded with convenient bank that gives a sense of relaxation and serenity. There are other places to stop like bars, cafes, restaurants, where you can stop and enjoy those seen in thought until that time, accompanied by an inviting traditional Dutch coffee .
Keukenhof is divided into 6 pavilions Juliana Paviljoen, Oranje Nassau Paviljoen, Hoofdingand Paviljoen, Willem Alexander Paviljoen, Beatrix Wilhelmina Paviljoen and Paviljoen. Each of them has its own specific … tulips one other orchids, other daffodils, other porcelain, but anywhere incredible combinations of colors, shapes and perfumes are almost impossible to describe. On the alleys of the gardens of dozens of road signs are guiding you to the desired flag. Maps are very helpful and you can get them to the entrance and are included in the price for access. Of all the gardens of interest of the Netherlands, Keukenhof is detached in the first place and boasts over 700 000 visitors annually. One special flag is the “relaxation” where you can throw yourself on huge cushions, sitting face up and admire the thousands of tickets “the impression” that are hanging from the ceiling of the large room, which leave the testimony of impressed visitors. Greek messages are here, Brazilians, French, American or Japanese,
At one end of the garden there is a windmill, point of attraction, but also a landmark. As a landmark they are also used old and tall trees that are in the garden or clipped bushes and well arranged, full of colorful perfect flowers, . There are also many greenhouses and exhibition, some very busy cafes and terraces.
But the tulips are not the only flowers you can see in this garden, there are daffodils, hyacinths, which flourished in spring period . Greenhouses are filled with delicate orchids and azaleas and hydrangeas. There is also an exhibition of Japanese flower. All flowers are marked. Tulips are planted on large areas ,on the fields that form a kind of a ribbon. You can buy tulip bulbs and tulips bloom. Here you can find tips on the proper growth of these flowers. You can also buy real encyclopedias and books about gardening and of course about tulips.

A walk through such a garden is a real lesson in modern landscape that is in an interesting harmony of colors and different types of plants. Everywhere there are statues and ornamental pots. As is expected a ride in this space means relaxation, comfort and good mood.

It is a truly spectacular garden considering climatic conditions offered by Israel. Beauty, grandeur, and especially special design inspired by religion. The Bahai Gardens are so spectacular and offer an imaginable view that’s why they deserve to be visited when you have the chance The panorama offered by Mount Caramel on the city and the port is wonderful. The temple and its gardens were specially built on this mountain, they are suspended and impressive. Gardens are revealed in all their splendor arranged in steps with many restaurants.

The temple itself is an architectural masterpiece, but it perfectly complements its gardens. The combination of Italian marble and gold roof, granite columns, all constructed in 1953 from the start became a tourist attraction of the city of Haifa. The temple is 40m high and 14,000 gold bricks, also has 9 fronts which represents the major 9 religions of the world. It is surrounded by several unique buildings .

The beautiful and impressive gardens, they were inspired by the Bahai faith and doctrine. They succeed and create a unique harmony with Mount Caramel. Gardens were opened to the public in 2001. There are 19 terraces, the highest garden including stone from ancient Persia .The steps make the links between the gardens and they are arranged in the shape of a cascade. Gardens are built into 9 concentric circles that look like waves the temple being in the centre . Gardens contain works of stone and metal, but also fountains, bushes and beautiful lawns . The main path is boarded on its entire length by colorful flower gardens. The entire assembly is a true nature reserve. The garden has been named the 8th wonder of the world. Those who visit the gardens they find here an oasis of peace and calm also day and night due to a romantic place with special lighting. Palm trees create some shade for the tired tourists . Green grass soothes you and chills you. Paths are made of yellow and red stones and are accompanied by monuments, water fountains and short courses. Irrigation systems are also in height to provide water to the oasis. Color schemes are used, sometime in contrast , but they still remain harmonious. The , palms, pines and other Mediterranean species of evergreen shrubs and flowering shrubs, pots of flowers and layers of colorful flowers give the visitor the impression of being in the Garden of Eden. They also have conifers, hedges, little plants , cacti, fruit trees and decorations.

Although it was classified as a formal garden, it is very complex and interesting to visit. The core and the straight paths are formal elements, while outside their space is like a wild garden, with so and informal elements. This is the cause for what the garden integrates so well into the landscape.

In 1777 the garden suffered major floods and many statues and fountains were destroyed. The garden was rebuilt after the initial plan. Today alleys are flanked by statues of 79 Italian sculptors Pietro Boratta, Bozzazza, Marino Gropelli, Alvise Tagliapietra, who lived in 17th and 18th centuries. The statues have mythological themes, representing gods and heroes of antiquity. The initial number of statues were 200 and in the 20 century 90 of the statues that survived were placed inside buildings and the alleys of the park were located with modern replicas.

In the garden there is a huge fence designed by architect Yury Felten in 1773-1786. The wrought iron separate the Palace Square park. Fence has 36 granite columns decorated with urns, vases and it is impressive by the harmony of proportions, elegance and simplicity In the garden was also built the “coffee house” designed by Carlo Rossi in 1826, and” tea house” built by Ludwig Charlemagne in 1827. Coffee house was built on a grottoes created by Andreas Schlüter and Georg-Johann Mattarnovi in 1820.

A very famous statue is the statue of Russian fabulist Krylov Ilya, built in 1855 by Pyotr Klodt. The statue is decorated with a bas-relief on the themes in the story writer. Another important statue is the nymph Flora, of white marble designed by an unknown artist in the 18th century. A special attraction is a fountain with scenes from Aesop’s fable, which is the oldest fountain in Russia. Initially a special mechanism was brought from England, which unfortunately was damaged during the floods of 1777.
Summer Garden in St. Petersburg has a dark history that in May 1866 Dmitry Karakozov tried to assassinate Czar Alexander the second, when he was walking on the footpath. To remind the lucky tsar was built a chapel. It was demolished by the Bolsheviks after the October Revolution. The garden appears in the poems of Alexander Pushkin, in the areas of Tchaikovsky, poems Block, etc.. If initially was not open to ordinary people, can now be visited by anyone. Garden has two main entrances and is open to the public between 10 o’clock and 9 pm.