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The Botanic Garden, which covers an area of about three hectares, is divided into sectors. The Scuola Botanica (Botanical School) corresponds to the oldest, late sixteenth-century portion of the Botanic Garden. Six sandstone basins survive from that period, while the current organization in rows of rectangular flowerbeds dates back to the second half of theRead more >