



Explore a historic medicinal garden blending centuries of botanical knowledge with family-friendly activities and outdoor spaces.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
A beautiful botanical garden — quiet, charming, and such a lovely place in the middle of the city. There’s a cosy little café that feels almost like being in a countryside garden. It’s a shame the kitchen closes at 2:30, but they still offer cold salads and cakes afterwards. Cosy, tasty, and perfect for sitting in the shade. I really love this place.
Really enjoyed this garden. Fantastic collection of plants. We ate lunch at the Cafe after viewing the garden. Food was delicious. Nice gift shop/nursery. We bought a membership so we could view the garden an hour before the garden opened to the public.
A little gem of a garden. There are some magnificent mature trees here, underpinned by some interesting planting displays. And the small glass house devoted to carnivorous plants and cacti is particularly good. I loved the pelargonium house and the outside bed of grasses. And for lovers of Victoriana, the herringbone brickpaths with roundels, all close laid in traditional style, are exemplary. Finally, the cafeteria serves great coffee and light lunches. I had a warm hispi and chick- pea salad which was memorably well flavoured.
For us this was an ideal place to let our toddler run along the paths and play. This truly is a hidden gem - the grounds are gorgeous, the cafe is delicious. We were so fortunate to have spectacular spring weather wich made walking around a delight. I am a particularly fan of botanical gardens in full bloom - all the vibrant colors and shapes.
Lovely quite Garden spaces. Large enough for different garden types. Very informative on plants and their history. Different areas to explore and just sit and enjoy the day.
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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This venue was last updated on 29 September 2026
