Location
The Swiss Botanical Garden St. Gallen in the district of Stephanshorn is home to around 8,000 plant species from all over the world on an area of 2 hectares. In addition to the tropical house with rainforest plants, succulents and orchids, the architecturally remarkable alpine house is also a special feature.
Also adjacent to the Garden, is the Natural History Museum, with a fascinating exhibition on the biodiversity, geology and history of the region.
Testimonials
Nathalie Isabelle Chardon, Director Botanical Garden St. Gallen:
I strive to unite my research, outreach and teaching in order to improve scientific understanding and literacy in our society. My research examines the effects of global change on ecological systems, my teaching aims to inspire future scientists and citizens of a rapidly changing world.
It is a passion for nature at all scales that motivates not only my work, but also my travels to remote corners of the globe.






