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Plantentuin Stad Antwerpen / Botanical Garden Antwerp (Belgium)

National Botanic Garden of Belgium - Meise, Brussels ( Belgium)

Hortus Botanicus Leiden (The Netherlands), the Winter Garden
Hortus Botanicus Leiden, second part: the Gardens

Real Jardin Botanico de Madrid (Royal Botanic Garden Madrid)
The Sóller Botanic Garden

Gardens in Museums

A winter garden in Musee de la Photographie (Charleroi, Belgium)

Gardens at Verveke Foundation (Stekene)

Walled garden, Museum of bags and purses, Amsterdam

Horninan Museum and Gardens, London
Amsterdam's Museumplein
Museo Arqueológico Madrid

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