The Geneva Botanic Garden is a 28-hectare botanical institution founded in 1817 that houses over 11,000 living plant species, one of the world's largest herbaria with 6.35 million preserved specimens, and extensive scientific collections. Visitors can explore themed gardens including an arboretum, rock gardens, medicinal plants, greenhouses with a temperate section, and family spaces, making it the most visited attraction in Geneva with 700,000 annual visitors.
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