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Founded in 1545, the 476-year-old Botanical Garden of The University of Padua, then called, Hortus Simplicium (Simple Garden) focused on the cultivation of medicinal plants used to derive medicines from nature. Since 1997, the Botanical Garden has been part of the UNESCO Heritage List as a cultural landmark and stands today as the oldest academic botanical garden in the world. In 2014, the Garden doubled its total surface area with the addition of a Biodiversity Garden.
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Founded in 1545, the 476-year-old Botanical Garden of The University of Padua, then called, Hortus Simplicium (Simple Garden) focused on the cultivation of medicinal plants used to derive medicines from nature. Since 1997, the Botanical Garden has been part of the UNESCO Heritage List as a cultural landmark and stands today as the oldest academic botanical garden in the world. In 2014, the Garden doubled its total surface area with the addition of a Biodiversity Garden.
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