Today, on more than 135,000 square meters in the middle of the city, there is now a well-tended oasis of tranquility that is intended to serve both as a lively meeting place and as a recreational space for children and adults.

In 1968, the Christoph Merian Foundation, as the most important landowner of the Brüglingen Plain, made the area and the buildings of today's Merian Gardens available free of charge for the creation of a botanical garden for a period of 100 years.
Today, on more than 135,000 square meters in the middle of the city, there is now a well-tended oasis of tranquility, which is intended to serve both as a lively meeting place and as a recreational space for children and adults.


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