The Acclimatisation Gardens in Barcelona are one of the places of greatestbotanical interest in the city, as they were expressly designed as a place for trying to acclimatise plant species. Their history dates back to 1930, when Nicolau Rubió i Tudurí decided to create the largest acclimatisation trial ever carried out in Barcelona in order to enrich the flora of the city's gardens. The more than 230 species of plants and the exceptional tranquility of the space make these gardens a unique place.

Divided into two levels joined by a large stone stairway, the gardens are home to an extensive variety of flower beds, with creepers and trees that are unique to each of them, and with a sign displaying the name of each plant so visitors do not miss anything. Among the more curious species are the Goldenrain tree from China which is located right at the entrance to the garden, a ziziphus shrub, a white ball acacia, a strawberry myrtle and many more.

SCHEDULE:
From 1 November to 31 March (every day), 10:00h to 19:00h.
From 1 April to 31 October (everyday except June 20, July 1, July 11), 10:00h to 21:00h.

Closing time approximate, depending on the solar time (closed after dark in the evening).