



Explore one of the finest limestone plant collections in the country across 136 years of beautifully curated gardens, complete with woodland, rock gardens, and a replica Roman temple.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
A nice garden to go to for a slow walk, full of many cute squirrels willing to get close. :) I expected a better plant variety, but it was still enjoyable and worth visiting. There is a stand nearby for tea/coffee if anyone should want something to drink. Would return!
A photography walk last weekend around these wonderful gardens. A free (secret) attraction in Bath. Great coffee shop too.
Beautiful Victorian gardens with magnificent trees, water features and ornamental bridges; an oasis of calm not far from the city centre. The gardens are very well kept, with good paths and benches to sit and enjoy the surroundings. Wonderful on my first visit in October when the autumn colours were at their finest, and just as lovely in May with plenty of spring flowers and roses blooming. The Great Dell, a repurposed former quarry with a wooded trail, is worth a quick look while visiting. A café and toilet facilities are located outside the gardens in Royal Victoria Park.
A park with Lebanese Cedar, and Portuguese laurels. Quite a calm and peaceful walk. There isn't a huge variety of plants though so it can get boring very fast. Regardless worth a visit!
What a beautiful place to come and relax on a sunny day. The gardens occupy a discreet fenced area of the larger park with nice little winding paths and plenty of shaded benches where you can sit and listen to the birds singing. The gardens are well manicured with a nice variety of trees, shrubs and flowers. Free to visit and around 25 min walk from the town centre.
Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 7 October 2026
