The Wonders of the Herrenhausen Gardens

I visited the Herrenhausen Gardens, which is a large botanical garden complex that spans over 50 hectares. The gardens are located in Hannover, Germany and were first created in the 17th century for the Electress Sophia of Hanover. The gardens are divided into four main areas: the Great Garden, the Berggarten, the Georgengarten, and the Welfengarten. The Great Garden is the main attraction, featuring a grand baroque-style garden with fountains, ponds, and a large hedge maze. The Berggarten is home to a large collection of exotic plants, including orchids, cacti, and bananas. The Georgengarten is a beautiful landscaped park with walking paths and meadows, while the Welfengarten houses the University of Hannover's botanical garden.