Naples in Italy takes pride in its various green spots right from public to private ones and from large ones to tiny ones. Many of these green spots were actually former private gardens and parklands of the city’s nobility which have now been taken over by Naples. Nevertheless, you have a look at some of the choicest parks and gardens of Naples:
Botanical Gardens
Via Foria 223, Carlo III, Naples, Italy
Founded about 200 years ago, this garden spans to a large area of around 30 acres / 12 hectares and is covered by giant walls. The garden boasts of a wide collection of plant species including palms, tree fern glades, a large succulent collection, an important collection of established trees and shrubs, large cacti and many stunning flowering plants. The gardens are open daily from 09:00 to 14:00 hours and there is no charge for admission.
Gardens of Augustus
Founded by the famous Roman emperor, Julius Caesar, these terraced gardens feature a vast collection of mature trees, shrubs and many other specimen plants, which all thrive in the fertile soil.
Villa Comunale
This old and large city park offers spectacular views running for almost a mile along the Bay of Naples and features many established trees, fountains, walkways and an aquarium.
Gardens of Poseidon
Featuring Mediterranean plants and various other species of flora, these gardens stand near to Citara and have a complex of swimming pools. The garden remains open in summer from 08:30 to 19:00 hours.