The Cairo Botanical Gardens are located in the city of Cairo, Egypt, and cover an area of approximately 30 acres. Established in 1891, the gardens feature a diverse collection of plants, including native Egyptian species and exotic varieties from around the world. They serve as a research center for botany and horticulture, attracting both locals and tourists. Visitors to the gardens can enjoy scenic walking paths, beautiful landscapes, and various themed sections, such as tropical and desert plant areas. The gardens also host educational programs and events, promoting awareness of plant conservation and environmental sustainability.