The hanging gardens of Babylon were considered one of the seven ancient wonders of the world. They were said to be an ascending series of tiered gardens with an array of trees, shrubs and vines.

It’s weird, for instance, that Herodotus, when describing Babylon, does not mention the Hanging Gardens. This suggests that this wonder was never in that city to begin with.

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According to Stephanie Dalley, of Oxford University, the Hanging Garden was not actually in the ancient city of Babylon but 300 miles away in Nineveh, in modern day northern Iraq.

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He said: "The Hanging Gardens of Babylon comes to Salford – in Ordsall as well. I think it looks like an excellent building. "It's a building long worth waiting for.