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Japanese Garden
NatureVisit: ~75 min
Japanese-style garden in Palermo, opened in 1967 on the occasion of the visit to Argentina of the Crown Prince and Princess of Japan, and run by the Argentine-Japanese Cultural Foundation. It has a lake with coloured carp, bridges, stone lanterns, an island and a small temple. It is one of the largest Japanese gardens outside Japan and a place to pause within the city.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Japanese Garden: 3 missions
- Walk the garden's circular pathFollow the main path around the lake, passing the stone lanterns and the leafy corners.
- Have tea at the garden's tea houseTake a quiet break with an infusion or a Japanese-inspired sweet, if the tea house is open.
- Cross the bridge over the carp lakeCross the arched bridge and watch the coloured carp swimming beneath it.
Near Japanese Garden
Bosques de Palermo536 m awayMALBA576 m awayEvita Museum766 m awayNational Museum of Decorative Art1.1 km awayCarlos Thays Botanical Garden1.2 km awayEcoparque1.2 km away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Japanese Garden?
Allow about 1 h 15 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Japanese Garden?
Walk the garden's circular path, Have tea at the garden's tea house and Cross the bridge over the carp lake.
What is there to see near Japanese Garden?
Bosques de Palermo (536 m), MALBA (576 m) and Evita Museum (766 m).
Source: Web oficial - Jardín Japonés