Where in the world are these stunning conservatories and greenhouses?
Come on quizzers! You may recognise London’s Palm House and the Louvre Pyramid in Paris, but how much do you know about the world’s other glass houses?
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1. In which Australian city can you visit Bicentennial Conservatory?
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2. This conservatory features a 30m waterfall and a cloud forest. Where is it?
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3. The glasshouse in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco is known as the Conservatory of… what?
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4. What is the star attraction inside the glasshouse of Kaisaniemi Botanic Garden in Helsinki, Finland?
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5. What are the two biomes called at the Eden Project in Cornwall, UK?
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6. The Dutch greenhouse in Jardin Botanique de Lyon, France has a whole section dedicated to which country?
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7. In which hotel will you find this conservatory in Las Vegas, USA?
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8. Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden in Chiang Mai, Thailand, has a complex made up of how many glasshouses?
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9. Two glasshouses in Berlin’s Botanical Garden & Museum are dedicated to individual countries. Which ones?
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10. Unusually, the grounds of Schoenbrunn Palace in Vienna, Austria, is home to what?
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11. What shape are the Muttart Conservatories in Alberta, Canada?
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12. What is the Glass Palace in Retiro Park in Madrid, Spain, now used as?
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13. In which city was the conservatory at Changgyeonggung Palace built?
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14. Which glasshouse in London inspired the one in the University of Copenhagen Botanical Gardens, Denmark?
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15. In which country can you visit the Botanical Garden of Curitiba?
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16. The glasshouse designer Richard Turner built the wings of the Palm House in Botanic Gardens, Belfast, UK. Which other British glasshouse did he design?
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