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While many of us can not travel abroad for the moment, we dream of our future holidays and waiting to jump on the moment, we can finally book them. Our first stop? The magnificent lost gardens of Heligan, which are near Mevagissey in Cornwall, the United Kingdom.

This treasure in the UK is one of the most popular botanical gardens ever, and there is a reason for that once you see these sculptures and stirring plants. The Gardens of Heligan were created by the Cornish Tremayne family, at the beginning of the middle of the 18th century. After being neglected after the First World War, a restoration was happening in the 1990s, but it turned into a largest project to restore the Garden of Europe.

Activity at a dead point during the First World War because most of these gardeners keep the land alive were sent to battle to war, and not many of them came back, so that the gardens fell in a sad State before years of restoration later.

Visitors can soak in the massive camellias and rhododendrons that overlook a series of old lakes and different gardens. A favorite is known as "The Jungle" and is a wild area composed of subtropical tree ferns that you will want to get lost forever. This area has a jungle rope bridge that will transport you in a tropical paradise - Costa Rica?

For those who are accustomed to the mausade time of the United Kingdom, you can escape the only jungle outdoor throughout the country. The views and structures of the garden have been carefully created so you hardly use your imagination everything. Walk through an imposing bamboo tunnel as the earth becomes your muse.

And this garden is not only for looks - it is a fully operational veggie and the fruit garden that offers fresh products for sale. It is much better than a trip to the farmer market, in our opinion.

There is a dream pineapple in this field of 200 acres, which is an increasingly method in the colder climate pineapple. Not too many of these exist in the United Kingdom plus.

You can make a virtual tour toHeligan.com Before going up on the plane, afterwards.

The garden kitchen, closed walls garden flower and melon courtyard all showcase exotic plants that usually live away from the UK, but you can also find the rotation of classic Victorian cultures.

If love is your thing, take a look through the approval lands, which have been set up a 200-year-old romance center thanks to its structures, all connected by historic trails. A famous Norther gardens member is Broom des Sorciers, which is a massive and former Douglas Fir, with strong growth that looks like a witch broom.

If butterflies and bees do you soon, take a look at the Sundial Garden, filled with heritage flowers and calming works of art. Outside these gardens, there is the Heligan Estate work, filled with mowing meadows and old pastures that you only dreamed.

In this area, you can see the award-winning fauna, and they are working even with a hedgehog rescue to provide hedges that have been restored with a permanent focus. There is also a hotel of insects, and black honeybee observation hive. With all this, come say hello to other friends who call the Espaired House of Succession.

The visit of children (and animal lovers) will worship hello to geese, ducks, cattle and chickens who live in freedom as they live in harmony. It is clear that while being maintained by humans, flora and fauna are the true patterns of this country, and it makes sense! He belonged to them first, after all.

And finally, but certainly no less: the sculptures. These emblematic sculptures are integrated into the nature that surrounds them - especially the mud housekeeper, the gray lady, and chef, all the points on the giant Woodland Walk. One looks like a woman lying on her side, with a foliage more and more on her, which looks like clothes and hair.