The garden is the twin of the University Garden and was named after the monarch of Sweden, Carolas Linnaeus. It is even older than its twin. When Gustav III donated the botanical garden plot to the University Trust, this part of the land was left to decay. This is the time when a professor of Medicine took the initiative of beautifying this place. This is even better than the Botanical Gardens and it also has a museum inside. The museum exhibits the objects of the monarchs who ruled the province at one time. The conservatory or the garden area has beautiful rare plants and several varieties of exotic flowers.