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University of Bristol Botanic Gardens
Welcome to a beautiful garden filled with a huge diversity of plants, including many exotic species set in inspirational displays against the backdrop of a striking Victorian house.
The University of Bristol Botanic Garden is the first new university botanic garden to be created in the United Kingdom for nearly forty years. The 1.77 hectare garden has been designed to tell stories about plant evolution and is home to four core plants collections: 1. Evolution, 2. Plants of Mediterranean Climate Regions, 3. Useful Plants, and 4. Local Flora and Rare Native Plants. These collections are planted in educational displays that convey the drama of plants in the wild, aspects of their evolutionary biology and immerse the visitor in the display, transporting them to many different habitats.
The large glasshouse provides the right climatic conditions for many exotic plants including cacti, orchids, carnivorous plants and unique within Bristol the Giant Amazon Waterlily and sacred lotus collection.
Opening hours
January, February, March, November and December: open Monday to Friday; closed on Saturday and Sunday except for advertised winter tours. 10am until 4pm, or dusk if earlier. April to October 10am until 4:30pm (closed Saturdays April and May, plus October
Location
Address
The Holmes at Stoke Park Road, Stoke Bishop,
Bristol,
Somerset and Bristol,
BS9 1JG,
England
Phone number
0117 331 4906
Pricing
Adults £4.50 School age children free!
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FAQ & Additional Information
Yes, there is parking onsite.
Yes, there are toilets and accessible toilets.
No, there are no baby changing facilities.
University of Bristol Botanic Gardens has not told us if you can bring a picnic.
University of Bristol Botanic Gardens has not told us about their dining options.
Yes, University of Bristol Botanic Gardens is wheelchair friendly and has accessible toilets.
No, University of Bristol Botanic Gardens have stated they are not pushchair friendly.
University of Bristol Botanic Gardens has not told us if they are dog friendly.
