On the Mortola promontory, just a few kilometers from the French border, Sir Thomas Hanbury created one of the Mediterranean’s most famous botanical gardens in 1867. Today, the Hanbury Botanical Gardens, managed by the University of Genoa, extend over 18 hectares and descend to the sea, traversed by a stretch of the ancient Via Iulia Augusta.
A ‘Yes’ Amidst Plants from Around the World
More than three thousand species, avenues opening onto the sea, pergolas, and terraces: every corner of the garden is a different setting, perfect for the ceremony and for photos that resemble no other.
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The gardens are a place of research and visitation: events are organized in the spaces and at the times agreed upon with the management. We handle the authorizations, the permitted suppliers, and the schedule, with the reception in the villa or in a location within the area.