Montpellier (ii)

114 There was no entrance fee to the botanic garden in Montpellier during my visit in 2016, and the opening hours were long, making it a place that locals and tourists alike seemed to enjoy visiting for a calm evening stroll. There were birds, and cats everywhere! I spent several hours walking around on theContinue reading “Montpellier (ii)”

Montpellier (i)

30 Narrow streets and cheese are definitely some of the most enjoyable things with Montpellier – but, not surprisingly, what I liked the most about this university town when I visited in 2016 was the botanic garden. Jardin des Plantes was established in 1593, making it the oldest botanic garden in France. It is aContinue reading “Montpellier (i)”

mission statement

3 Botanic gardens. I collect them. Since 2012, I have visited, photographed and written travel journal entries about thirty-three. This is what I will do here: Post photographs from the botanic gardens and write about them, about what they mean to me, about what they make me feel. Literally, and in a more loosely connected,Continue reading “mission statement”