Spring walk

SPRING WALK IN THE BUDA ARBORETUM – What does the mysterious term “hanami” mean? And the “sakura holiday”? The Japanese cherry is a national symbol of Japan and part of the Japanese identity, and its flowering is the biggest event of the year. Among the sea of petals wafting in the wind, we can forget our daily lives while we marvel at the extraordinary diversity of species and varieties.

Amid the bright green April foliage, lily trees, variegated tulips, daffodils and thousands of spring flowers, we discover the secrets and history of the arboretum. Strolling among rock gardens, evergreens and special plants, we will visit the arboretum’s oldest trees, 120 years old. They have a story of their own.
The wooded and grove-lined walkways are flanked by buildings with a long history, as the Buda Arboretum has always been the teaching area of a very important horticultural school and later university. The buildings themselves are of value, and even hide treasures. On the walk we enter the doors and discover spectacular relics of the second half of the last century.

Place: Buda Arboretum, Villányi út 29-43
Date: April 9-10
Entry: 3900Ft

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