Post by Owen on Jul 13, 2024 3:20:08 GMT
1 ~~~ South Australian destination named one of the best gardens in the world
There are lots of reasons to travel and explore around the world, from local culture to ancient history and architecture.
For nature lovers, botanic gardens and natural wonders can be a huge deciding factor in where to travel next.
Insure and Go went to the trouble of researching the world’s favourite botanic gardens for you, so plant-loving tourists can plan their next big trip.
And of course, Adelaide scored incredibly well, landing at equal 15th, in the list of the top 100.
Four and five star online reviews were analysed for 100 of the most popular gardens worldwide, revealing which gardens are most loved by the world’s botanical tourists.
World favourite, with 97.7% ratings being 4 stars or above, is the Boyce Thompson Arboretum, the oldest and largest botanical garden in Arizona, USA.
Close in second place is the Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens in Wales, which a score of 97.5%.
This historic estate boasts three elaborate gardens plus tea rooms and holiday cottages.
Australian gardens did well in the rankings.
In fourth place, the Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens scored 96.9% 4 and 5 star ratings.
The Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens came in twelfth with a score of 96.4%, and South Australia’s own Adelaide Botanic Garden is tied for fifteenth with the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in South Africa, both scoring 96%.
glamadelaide.com.au/south-australian-destination-named-one-of-the-best-gardens-in-the-world/
There are lots of reasons to travel and explore around the world, from local culture to ancient history and architecture.
For nature lovers, botanic gardens and natural wonders can be a huge deciding factor in where to travel next.
Insure and Go went to the trouble of researching the world’s favourite botanic gardens for you, so plant-loving tourists can plan their next big trip.
And of course, Adelaide scored incredibly well, landing at equal 15th, in the list of the top 100.
Four and five star online reviews were analysed for 100 of the most popular gardens worldwide, revealing which gardens are most loved by the world’s botanical tourists.
World favourite, with 97.7% ratings being 4 stars or above, is the Boyce Thompson Arboretum, the oldest and largest botanical garden in Arizona, USA.
Close in second place is the Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens in Wales, which a score of 97.5%.
This historic estate boasts three elaborate gardens plus tea rooms and holiday cottages.
Australian gardens did well in the rankings.
In fourth place, the Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens scored 96.9% 4 and 5 star ratings.
The Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens came in twelfth with a score of 96.4%, and South Australia’s own Adelaide Botanic Garden is tied for fifteenth with the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in South Africa, both scoring 96%.
glamadelaide.com.au/south-australian-destination-named-one-of-the-best-gardens-in-the-world/