Chelsea Flower Show & Floriade featuring London and Amsterdam

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Discover the botanical wonders of London and Amsterdam – from the world-renowned Chelsea Flower Show to the once-a-decade Floriade expo. See London’s landmarks on a city tour. Visit Kent – the “Garden of England” – and explore the iconic gardens of Sissinghurst. Experience the garden grandeur of London’s Chelsea Flower Show and Amsterdam’s Floriade. Travel to Amsterdam on the high-speed Eurostar train and see the city from a unique perspective via canal cruise. Unearth the economic importance of horticulture at Hoistorische Tuin. Trace the roots of horticulture through England and the Netherlands as you explore iconic gardens, sustainable greenhouses, and international expos.

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