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Hesperides Gardens

Enter the Hesperides Gardens in St. Johannis to see baroque garden design, statues and fountains linked to Nuremberg’s citrus-growing history.

Hesperides Gardens

Why go

These small gardens give St. Johannis a distinct designed landscape beyond the nearby cemetery. Their surviving decorative features evoke the gardens cultivated by prosperous residents outside the old walls. Visit in season and combine them with St. John’s Cemetery only if both are open.

What to look for

  • Baroque statues and fountains decorate the gardens.
  • The garden planting recalls the area’s historic citrus cultivation.

Useful to know

  • The gardens close for winter; check the current opening season before planning to enter.

Your next visit

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Outdoor visit · 20–40 min

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Opening information

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Europe/Berlin · Oct 1, 2026 / Dec 1, 2026

Monday
08:00–18:00
Tuesday
08:00–18:00
Wednesday
08:00–18:00
Thursday
08:00–18:00
Friday
08:00–18:00
Saturday
08:00–18:00
Sunday
08:00–18:00
Official visitor information

Original World content and translations, shown as supplied. Practical information may need updating.

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