University Museum: Ringve Botanical Garden
Ringve Botanical Garden
The botanical garden is situated on the Lade peninsula, ca. 3 km east of Trondheim city centre. The garden is always open and has free entry.
This is a place where you can enjoy the colourful biodiversity of plants, and get to know more about trees, traditional medicinal plants, plant evolution and popular ornamental plants, among other things.
The plants in the botanical garden are living collections used for research, educational purposes, and conservation of endangered species. The garden is around 32 acres and opened as part of the university in 1973.
Visit the garden
The garden is always open and entrance is free
Arboretum
The Arboretum consists of forest trees and shrubs from the Northern Hemisphere.
Systematic Garden
The Systematic Garden was created to illustrate the lines of evolution of flowering plants.
Old Perennials
The Old Perennials are a collection of old garden plants sampled from Central Norway.
Renaissance Garden
The Renaissance Garden is a herb garden with a local history dating to 1694.
Historic Park
The Historic Park is the old farm garden at Ringve and stems back to the mid-1800s.
Ornamental Beds
Ornamental beds for inspiration and joy are surrounding the houses of Ringve Estate.
Garden search
Contact the garden
- Email: ringve.botaniske@vm.ntnu.no
- Tel: 73 59 22 69
- Address: Lade allé 58.
Postal address: Ringve Botanical Garden, NTNU University Museum, 7491 Trondheim, NORWAY