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A tropical house is a warm, green refuge in Berlin, especially welcome in the cold months. Filled with palms, orchids and rainforest heat, a tropical house here transports you far from the northern streets. This overview gathers Berlin locations for exotic greenery.
The great tropical glasshouses of the Botanical Garden in Dahlem hold thousands of exotic plants across rainforest and desert houses, while other conservatories and aquariums add their own warm, humid worlds. Cafes and quiet corners make a visit relaxing, and the greenery offers a lift on a grey day. It is nature under glass at its finest.
Browse the venues below to find a tropical house across Berlin, from botanical glasshouses to conservatories.
The Great Tropical House in the Dahlem Botanical Garden is a self-supporting hall structure from 1906 and 1907, sixty by thirty meters wide and twenty-three meters high. Inside, a piece of tropical forest grows with giant bamboo, screw pine, and cycads. A day ticket for the entire garden costs 10 Euros, reduced it is 5 Euros.
43 hectares, 22,000 plant species, and fifteen show greenhouses between Dahlem and Lichterfelde: The Botanical Garden is large enough to get lost in, and that's precisely what makes it so suitable for a marriage proposal. The Great Tropical House from 1907 provides the backdrop, and the Italian Garden offers the tranquility.
A piece of jungle is hidden in Steglitz-Zehlendorf: The Great Tropical House in the Botanical Garden Berlin is one of the largest self-supporting greenhouses in the world, exchanging Berlin's winter grey for 25-meter-high tree giants and tropical warmth.
Since 2004, a tropical resort with an air temperature of 26 degrees Celsius has been located under the former CargoLifter airship hangar, 360 meters long and 107 meters high. It includes a South Sea lagoon of approximately 3,000 square meters with a 200-meter sandy beach, a 27-meter high slide tower, around 50,000 plants, and an outdoor area of 35,000 square meters.