The blooming time of the rhododendron is long
over. Their beautiful red flowers are at their best in June. But even during
this time of the year the Rhododendron Park (Alppiruusupuisto) in Haaga is a
perfect destination for a nice Sunday walk.
The park was founded and still functions as a plant
breeding experimental site of the University of Helsinki. Simultaneously the eight-hectare
area is a park open to the public. The first rhododendrons have been planted
here in 1975. Meanwhile several different species grow some of which were
created on this site and are internationally well known to handle temperatures
of up to -40 degrees.
Many paths and duckboards as well as some
look-outs make it possible to explore most parts of the park in a comfortable
way and are also accessible for wheelchair-users without problems.
Have a wonderful walk and a nice Sunday!
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