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In winter, we take pleasure in the few evergreen plants when most trees are bare. For our ancestors, too, winter greenery was a symbol of hope and renewal. This guided tour takes you on a journey through Europe and Japan. On this Sunday tour, you’ll... moreabout: Sunday Tour—Today's Focus... The Symbolism of Evergreen Plants in Winter
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Today we’ll be exploring the stories of native plants in mythology and fairy tales. Before the advent of modern botany, plants were important mythological allies to humans. They watched over villages, possessed healing properties, or were home to tree... moreabout: Sunday Tour—Today's Highlight... Among Sacred Trees and Witches' Herbs
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Tropical air and silence. Forest bathing beneath dense foliage and a glass roof We immerse ourselves in a kind of vegetation that is otherwise inaccessible in Berlin. Behind the glass, palm trees, ferns, and vines thrive, accompanied by warm, humid air... moreabout: Public Tour: Forest Bathing in the Greenhouses
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Trees are a constant presence in our lives: they provide clean air, offer shade, serve as a source of raw materials, and provide habitats for animals and other organisms. As enduring witnesses, they tell the story of the garden and nature through the... moreabout: Sunday Tour—Today's Highlight... The Superlatives of Trees
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Diatoms are microscopic algae found in nearly every aquatic environment on Earth. Invisible to the naked eye, they play a crucial role in global ecosystems, producing a significant portion of the oxygen we breathe. At the same time, they are highly sensitive... moreabout: The Invisible World in a Drop of Water: Diatoms, Biodiversity, and Time
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Come out into nature and treat yourself to some downtime at the Botanical Garden. During our walks, we combine mindful observation of nature with simple mindfulness exercises, mindful movement, and body awareness. Together, we immerse ourselves in the... moreabout: Take a Breath, Breathe Deeply, Slow Down—Mindfulness in Nature for Older Adults and People with Limited Mobility
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Overview and Current Highlights With an area of 43 hectares and nearly 20,000 plant species, the Berlin Botanical Garden is not only the largest in Germany but also one of the most significant gardens in the world. This historic garden, which is over... moreabout: Sunday Tour—Today's Focus... Overview and Current Highlights
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Come out into nature and treat yourself to some downtime at the Botanical Garden. During our walks, we combine mindful observation of nature with simple mindfulness exercises, mindful movement, and body awareness. Together, we immerse ourselves in the... moreabout: Breathe a Sigh of Relief, Take a Deep Breath, Slow Down—Mindfulness in Nature for Adults
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Forest bathing, known as Shinrin Yoku in Japanese, refers to consciously spending time among trees, engaging all your senses. You move slowly, pause, smell, touch, and listen. Studies show that even a short session like this reduces stress hormones and... moreabout: Relax, Let Go, Recharge—Forest Bathing for Older Adults or People with Limited Mobility
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With an area of 43 hectares and nearly 20,000 plant species, the Berlin Botanical Garden is not only the largest in Germany but also one of the most significant botanical gardens in the world. This historic garden, which is over 100 years old, has always... moreabout: "Call It Culture": An Audio Walk Through the Berlin Botanical Garden
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Cheating, stealing, poisoning, and setting fires—in the “oh-so-peaceful plant kingdom,” some species have developed astonishing strategies to gain an evolutionary advantage. On this Sunday tour, you’ll experience the unique exhibits on a walk through... moreabout: Sunday Tour—Today's Focus... Nasty Plants
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What does a museum look like just before it becomes a museum? The Botanical Museum Berlin is still closed to the public. Its historic building has been extensively renovated, the new exhibition is taking shape – and some of its most extraordinary objects... moreabout: Before the Doors Open: A Sneak Peek Inside the New Botanical Museum
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The Mediterranean-style house, adorned with Art Nouveau elements and reminiscent of a cathedral with its two glass turrets, is undergoing renovation. Until then, there is still a little time left to explore the plants of the Mediterranean laurel and sclerophyllous... moreabout: Sunday Tour—Today's Highlight...The Mediterranean House and Tree Ferns
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A Zen art—and so much more than just decoration. Even in ancient times, the Japanese cultivated their mindset through the Way of Flowers (Kado) to better cope with life’s situations. The Way of Ikebana is inspiring and deeply connected to nature and philosophy. Ikebana... moreabout: Ikebana – The Art of Flower Arrangement
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Forest bathing, known as Shinrin Yoku in Japanese, refers to consciously spending time among trees, engaging all the senses. As a team, you move slowly, pause, and each person smells, touches, and listens at their own pace. Studies show that even a short... moreabout: Relax, Let Go, Recharge—Forest Bathing for a Team
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