Most beautiful botanical gardens in Lisbon

There are a lot of reasons to fall in love with Lisbon.
What to start with ?
- There are hills and viewpoints, azulejos, cats and grilled fish.
- There are the Lisbonites, originally incredibly welcoming and friendly, a bit now when mass tourism transforms their city and drives them out of their homes.
- There is the street art, the light and the colors of Lisbon.
- Well, these are trees that I fell in love with. From their finely cut leaves, their blue, red or yellow flowers, their monstrous shape and their divine power.
We will introduce you to the different botanical gardens of Lisbon and some of the most curious and remarkable species.
Lisbon is one of the few European cities to have 5 botanical gardens.
More about Lisbon in french :
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// Itineraries for a weekend : bit.ly/Itineraires-Lisbonne
// Places to stay : bit.ly/Hebergement-Lisbonne
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[@cozyrosemary]

Wow!☺️
So wonderful 💖

[@AA-cm3pd]

SO informative, thank you!

[@nurayk.pearson7618]

Thank you for the video. It would be nice to know if the parks are free to enter or do they charge...

[@gingerjulian3279]

Thank you for sharing these beautiful gardens. I hope to visit Portugal and the next year or so before I'm too old, haha. I was curious, since I live in California, USA, if the climates were similar and I think they are. If I like Portugal I may move there and I love tropical plants and gardening so I think I would be very happy with this climate similar to my own. Good luck, you guys. Do better, make your videos longer, a little bit at least!
Bye for now, but I'll be back to watch you and learn more about Park Portugal. Ginger, California

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

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