Giardini Botanici Villa Taranto

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by Wolfgang Sauber

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Giardini Botanici Villa Taranto in Verbania, Italy, is a renowned botanical garden that spans approximately 16 hectares. Established in 1931 by Scottish Captain Neil McEacharn, it boasts an extensive collection of exotic and rare plants from all over the world. The gardens feature meticulously designed landscapes, including terraced gardens, water features, and greenhouses. Visitors can explore a variety of themed sections, such as the Dahlia Maze, the Rhododendron Wood, and the Victoria House, which houses the giant water lilies.

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