Tunnels and pathways lead the visitor on a miniature tour of the world = Rare and exotic planting and architecture: from an Egyptian court, to elegant Italian terraces - Unique oriental pagoda garden with its own Great Wall of China - Victorian eccentricities: an upside down tree and strange stone sculptures

Tearoom serves light lunches with a children's menu, hot and cold drinks, lovely homebaked cakes and local ice cream.

gluten free diets are catered for, please ask a member of staff.

The new gift shop sells a variety of gifts in themes that reflect the garden.

High chairs are available in the tearoom and baby changing facilities are in the disabled toilet.

M6 junction 15 (northbound), junction 16 (southbound), A500 exit when signposted to Kidsgrove and Longbridge Hayes then stay on that road going straight on at all the roundabouts into Biddulph. Biddulph Grange Garden is on the north side of of Biddulph going towards Congleton, turn right into Grange Road just after the churchyard on your right then almost immediately right into the car park.

This is a garden to explore and get lost in so simply go on an adventure. There are no toilets in the garden itself so make use of the facilities near the tearoom before you go on your adventure. During the summer holiday weekends and Easter weekend there is always and activity for the chidlren to take part in.

If you've had fun on your family day out to Biddulph Grange Garden, tell us about it your visit, so other people will know it's a great place to go as well.

http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/biddulphgrange