VISITATION IS ALLOWED ALONG THE GRAVEL PATHS
Visitors are required to follow the gravel paths and not to step on the grass mats and areas under the trees, as continuous trampling compacts the soil causing damage to the root system of the plants. Lying on lawns, climbing trees, and hanging from branches are not allowed. Benches located along the trails may be used for resting.
For the safety of visitors and the preservation of habitats, monumental trees and other sensitive elements of the museum’s heritage, some areas have been banned; it is recommended not to cross any barriers.

SMOKING AND PICNICKING ARE NOT ALLOWED
Out of respect for the museum institution, smoking and picnicking are not allowed in any area of the Botanical Garden.

DO NOT PICK PLANTS, FLOWERS, FRUITS, MUSHROOMS OR DISTURB ANIMALSIn the Botanical Garden it is not possible to collect or damage plants or parts of them even if they have fallen to the ground (flowers, fruits, pine cones, seeds), mushrooms. It is recommended not to disturb animals, including fish in the tanks, and not to feed them.

DO NOT RELEASE TURTLES, OTHER ANIMALS AND PLANTS
Turtles, fish and other animals or plants of any species cannot be introduced and released into the pond and other garden areas.

DO NOT BRING IN VEHICLES, GAMES, BULKY OBJECTS
It is not possible to enter the Botanical Garden with bicycles, skateboards, Frisbees, balls, drones, bulky objects, etc., nor to carry out activities that may cause damage or disturbance.

DO NOT LEAVE CHILDREN AND SCHOOLCHILDREN UNATTENDED
The Botanical Garden is a museum, and for safety and heritage reasons it is necessary to supervise children and schoolchildren. It is not possible to run, play sports and organize play and recreational activities that are not authorized and concerted in advance with the city administration.

SMALL DOGS ARE ALLOWED ACCESS
Small dogs are allowed on a leash or in a carrier. However, access to guide dogs is always allowed. It is strongly recommended to pick up droppings and take all necessary precautions. Animals should remain on the visiting trails, not dig holes, damage plants and other animals.

YOU CAN TAKE PHOTOS AND VIDEOS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY
It is permitted to take photos and audio-video footage only for strictly personal use and if taken in the spaces ordinarily open to the public, during the hours and in the manner prescribed for opening to the public. The use of additional equipment (e.g., tripods, stands, tracks, microphones, remotely piloted aircraft, etc.) or setting up photo set for personal use is not permitted. Any filming for commercial purposes or with the use of additional equipment must be authorized by the city administration and agreed upon with the Botanical Garden management.

DO NOT MOVE STONES, PEBBLES AND GRAVEL AND DO NOT THROW THEM INTO FOUNTAINS, PONDS, POTS AND LAWNS
Please do not take any stones from the mound, paving, walls and other artifacts, and do not throw gravel and other material into the pond, bog, fountains and basins. Do not move pots, plant identification tags and other items related to garden management and decoration.

WARNING. MANY PLANTS ARE TOXIC
Toxic or poisonous plants are grown in the Botanical Garden, which can cause even serious problems, especially in children, if ingested or touched. Please be careful and supervise your children and pets.

THE BOTANICAL GARDEN MAY CLOSE IN BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS
For safety reasons, with the sudden worsening of weather conditions or for other force majeure reasons, the Botanical Garden reserves the right to close earlier than the opening hours and to invite the visitors to leave.