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Like I said in a previous review, I don´t know much about trees or plants and even less when it comes to bonsai trees. However, this is a good place to visit since it is also a small oasis in the town. The visit was probably after season because it was a bit messy with a lot of fallen leaves. The water ponds were out of water and some maintenance is needed. It is a tranquil and relaxing place, worth a visit. What made me a bit down though was a collection of canary birds and a parakeet in way too small cages.…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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Lovely tranquil but simple. Small bonsai trees most unusual setting with mystical music . Very reasonable
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Date of experience: October 2019
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This could be wonderful place, lots of good specimen trees and some quite old , but sadly all of them in dire need of attention. Years of training and pruning going to waste, I just wanted to get out my pruners and do it myself. Also a few hours of sweeping wouldn’t go a miss to get rid of all the fallen foliage and rotting fruits on the paths.What a shame!…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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Together with my 10 year old granddaughter I visited the Bonsai Graden Museum. We were tired of shopping, so our decision was to do something different. Our main goal was the nearby Aquatropic-site, which was also nice, but the Bonsai Garden Museum was the real hit this day! It was a peaceful place. There were not many visitors around, so we could study the beautiful small trees in peace and quiet. The entrance fee was a few euros, and for that you could se many different species and bonsai forms. My granddaughter became very interested in the small trees, and decided to try creating something similar at home i Finland. This museum is not large, but we spent a couple of hours here. The exhibition it located outdoors i a backgarden. We had our water bottles ready if the summer heat would happen to be strong, but we were able to walk in partial shade. The experience was great for anyone even slightly interested in the Bonsai-hobby. This is a museum I can warmly recommend for both young and grownup visitors. Easy to find with Google Maps and close to the busstation.…
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Date of experience: June 2019
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Nestled in central Almuñecar, this surprisingly large park had many interesting Bonsai trees. Either the place was run down (likely) or they were sprucing it up for summer visitors but there was sure a need to tidy up a bit. With a bit of TLC this would be a gem but as it is now I’d say B minus. Exhibits good – surroundings BAD.…
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Date of experience: June 2019
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