What you'll hear inside Palermo Botanical Garden:

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  Gymnasium

  The Gymnasium stands as the central building of Palermo's Orto Botanico, facing the main entrance and designed in neoclassical—more precisely, Neogreek—style by French architect Léon Dufourny.

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  Calidario

  The Calidarium is one of two symmetrical pavilions flanking the Gymnasium, the central building of the Orto Botanico di Palermo.

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  Tepidarium

  The Tepidarium is one of two smaller buildings flanking the central Gymnasium of the Orto Botanico di Palermo.

• 4
  María Carolina Winter Garden

  The María Carolina Greenhouse, also known as the Giardino d'Inverno, is the oldest and largest glasshouse within Palermo's Orto Botanico.

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  Palermo Aquarium

  The Acquarium is a large circular pond situated at the far end of the central promenade in the gardens.

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  Linnaean System (Linnaean Sector)

  The Sistema Linneano forms the oldest section of Palermo's Orto Botanico, spanning roughly 11,000 square metres.

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  Cicadetum

  The Cycadetum is the cycad collection within Palermo's Botanical Garden, showcasing plants amongst the oldest in the plant kingdom.

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  Palmetum

  The Palmetum is the palm collection within Palermo's Botanical Garden, arranged according to the garden's bioecological and geographical system.

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  Engler Sector (New Sector)

  The Engler Sector, or Nuovo Settore, occupies the southern part of Palermo's Orto Botanico and represents the garden's most modern area.

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  Mediterranean Herbarium

  The Herbarium Mediterraneum is the Orto Botanico di Palermo's scientific collection of preserved plant specimens, housed across several restored buildings scattered throughout the gardens.

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  Experimental and Useful Plants Sector

  The Experimental and Useful Plants Sector comprises two complementary areas within the Palermo Botanical Garden.

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  Succulent Garden

  The Succulent Garden is a distinct section within Palermo's Botanical Garden, organised by bioecological and geographical principles.