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Visit the Botanical Gardens of Nevis to discover rare treasures of the Plant Kingdom, sightsee, relax, and shop in a glorious tropical "Paradise" garden. |
Hundreds of tropical species, whose origins span the globe, are assembled here to create seven heavenly acres and the foremost botanical display in the Caribbean.
Explore the mysterious Rainforest Conservatory to find ruins of a lost temple where delicate floral treasures grow in the mist of thundering waterfalls.
Stroll the Tropical Vine Garden to examine the strange fabric-like flowers of the calico vine and imbibe the perfume of the stephanotis.
Amble the shaded Orchid Terraces, with bejeweled with colorful bromeliads and thousands of orchid blossoms. The cascades, dolphin fountains, and water lilies will delight you.
Marvel at the beauty and diversity of our palm collection, one of the finest to be seen anywhere.
Sample other delights of the Garden, which includes fruit trees, cacti, succulents, and spectacular flowering trees and shrubs.
Sacred Sculptures in the Gardens: Be greeted by the impressive pair of lion/foo-dogs at the Gardens entrance, then meet the elephant-headed Ganesha (Remover of Obstacles), the Teaching Buddha, Shiva (Lord of Yoga), Parvati, Durga, Yogeshwari and a host of oriental spiritual icons. View the Cosmic Couple against the splendid views of Mount Nevis.
The Galleria Gift Shop: The Galleria features a wide range of furniture and furnishings, paintings and prints, handicrafts, jewelry, a wide assortment of hand-bags, island souvenirs, bath and spa products, and decorative items from around the word.
Our World Art and Antiques Gallery section features theme exhibits of niche-market collectibles; notably fine archaic and classic Chinese jades and bronzes; Asian antique ceramics; African masks and sculptures; collectible Buddhas (both large and small); classical antiquities from ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome and Sumeria; rare textiles from India, Indonesia, Cambodia, Laos and other parts of Asia; tribal arts from Oceania including Maori New Zealand, Australia, Easter Island and New Guinea; and pre-Columbian art. We specialize in forming meaningful and well-documented collections from cultures around the world.
"1787" Bistro & Bar: Presented, managed and staffed by the nearby Montpelier Inn, "1787" is the perfect place to enjoy lunch, pass an afternoon, savor food and drinks while overlooking the exotic Botanical Gardens. WiFi internet access available. |
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