The Botanical Gardens in Liberec comprise 9 pavilions that offer carnivorous plants, orchids, camellias, ferns, Australian flora, cacti growing upside down, a pavilion with aquariums and vivariums, and many other rare plants. The access to the garden complex is through a glass tunnel that is built through a large aquarium: visitors may enjoy an unusual view of the fish swimming above their heads.

Expositions 

Exteriors

• a rosarium
• large alpinum with little lakes and water falls
• orient garden
• wetland section (a group of 73 pools with more than a hundred plants) 
• nook with Japanese maple trees (from spring 2017)
• rustic garden (from spring 2017)

Green-houses

• two pavilions with sea aquariums
• Pavilion Australis – exposition of Australian flora 
• Pavilion of carnivorous plants
• Pavilion Neotropis – plants from American tropical regions (giant water lily – Victoria amazonica – that was discovered by Tadeáš Haenke from Chřibská)
• Pavilion of cacti
• Pavilion Paleotropis – trophic plants from Asia and Africa
• Prehistory Pavilion – fern, horsetail, etc.
• Flower Pavilion – for example, 200 hundred years old camellias, cacti and succulents
• Pavilion of Africa and Madagascar – deserts and semi-deserts, bonsais, orchids
• Pavilion of Water-lilies (open in summer season only)

Explanations in other languages (English, German, Polish) by automatic voice devices.

Texts in English and German on sale.