The Royal Botanical Gardens celebrates Museum Day with a jazz concert and guided tours

To celebrate International Museum Day and Plant Attraction Day, Royal Botanical Gardens The Higher Council for Scientific Research has organized several guided toura concert of jazz And even a conference. These activities will take place between days 17 and 20 May, mostly FreeOn payment of the relevant admission ticket to the Botanical Gardens (and limited capacity).

Activities organized by RJB-CSIC on the occasion of Plant Attraction Day They will launch with a guided tour on Friday the 17th’Natural Monument: Unique Trees of RJB‘, where you can discover the past of some of the garden’s oldest gems. On Saturday the 18th,’Latex and Resins in Plants‘ And ‘evolution of flora‘ will allow you to investigate certain tree substances, or the secrets of plant growth.

The last guided tour, day 20, by the name of ‘Collection of geophytes and wild Mediterranean plants‘ will allow you to find on the garden’s display tables a collection of wild plants that represent the vast majority of wild Iberian species (168) from the ‘Liliaceae’, ‘Amaryllidaceae’ and ‘Iridaceae’ families. conference ’22 Days in Japan’, with free admission until capacity is reached, is a photographic report where you can learn about gardening techniques and curiosities about Japanese life and culture.

This year’s theme to celebrate International Museum Day Is ‘Museum for education and research’. you can enjoy a concert Jazz music By the Galician flautist and composer María Toro, available two passes, 7:00 pm and 8:30 pm. The cost of entry is six eurosAvailable through this link.

Royal Botanical Garden

Built in 1781 by Juan de Villanueva and botanist Gómez Ortega for Carlos III, this lush green area over 30,000 plants Of the whole world. One of the main attractions of the garden is the celebration of the ‘Naturalza Encendida’, which is a flower of the day. Bouquetspring or autumn. stamp The tour of the garden, along with the exhibitions of the Villanueva Pavilion, costs six euros per person. A ticket to visit the garden alone costs four euros. you can come Thanks to metro line 1, lines 001, 6, 27, 45, bus E1 or Circassians lines C1, C4A, C5 and C10.

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