Hope Botanical Gardens And Hope Zoo

Spread more than 200 sections of land of land, Hope Gardens is the biggest greenhouses in the Caribbean. The land was initially part of the "Expectation Estate", which was possessed and keep running by Richard Hope who was an administrator in the British armed force and was skilled the domains a reward for helping Britain pick up control of Jamaica from the Spanish.

One of the high focuses in the historical backdrop of Hope Gardens was a visit from Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. Following this visit, the Queen gave her authorization for the garden to formally change its name to the "Illustrious Botanical Gardens Hope." The Gardens are wonderfully manicured and are home to a few tropical blooms and plants. There is likewise a prickly plant, an orchid house, a bougainvillea walk, a fancy lake and a few wellsprings and green houses.