Coria Botanical Garden

Spain, Spain

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Coria Botanical Garden (Jardín Botánico de Coria) is a small botanical garden just outside the town of Coria, in the province of Cáceres, Extremadura, about 2 km along the road to Cáceres.

Occupying roughly 1–1.5 hectares on the site of a former state tree nursery, it presents a compact collection of plants representative of the Mediterranean woodland and riverbank vegetation typical of Extremadura, including holm oaks, cork oaks, oaks, and riparian species.

The garden functions as both a rest area and an Environmental Education Centre, with free admission on weekdays, interpretive displays in a small “Mediterranean flora” centre, and notable specimen trees such as a 30‑metre, 130‑year‑old London plane recognised as a “singular tree” of Extremadura.