A property of the University of Agriculture, this secessionist-era greenhouse has been renovated and turned into a unique place for art and coffee. Built in 1912 and located in the centre of what was once a university garden (now uni parking), today this small historical building is discreetly walled off from the outside world (enter past the parking guardhouse), making it a quiet place to unwind away from the crowds. Doubling as a gallery and full of natural light, note that quite often on weekends they host ceramic or painting workshops; otherwise this is the perfect place to get out your novel, diary or sketchbook, while enjoying a cup of coffee and slice of cake.