Paul leclercq

This is like a huge park with a huge variety of smaller forests, like a collection of trees from around the world. It feels like you walk from one country to another exploring all kinds of wild life.

There is so much to visit in this park and it was a bit hot in August.

But I was surprised at how nice this all was.

I really enjoyed this but I am not giving full marks since I thinking it may be missing fun activities to do with kids like in Kew Gardens in London. Some areas were also closed due to a plant disease and there could be a few other varieties.

The museum has recently been refurbished but only half the museum is currently open.
You will need to book the tickets to enter in advanced since this is always full and has a smaller capacity at the moment until it opens fully.

The planetarium, Moon missions and Space areas are fantastic. And I can’t wait to see the other half of the museum opening.

This was really just a few trees decorated with a lot of art.
There was a tree with a lot of hanging bras, a tree with hanging mirrors, a fallen tree decorated like a monster.

It could do with a few notices to explain what this art is, who made it and why it is there.

It felt a bit like the Blair Witch was about to come and catch us. It must be a bit scary in the dark.