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Take a private tour of University of Bristol's Botanic Garden
About
***Please note: Visit Bristol are in the process of updating our pages with the most up to date information, as and when businesses reopen. Please see individual websites and social media for the most up to date information before you plan a visit.***
The University of Bristol Botanic Garden cultivates some 4,500 plant species from over 200 plant families within its five-acre site. This diversity of plants is unique and not found anywhere else in the Bristol area.
The Botanic Garden tours can be enjoyed throughout the year and outside normal opening times by prior appointment. Tours are hosted by the Garden’s team of trained volunteer guides who explain about the history and work of the Garden and introduce the plant collections.
Private tours can be booked for a group of 10+ people. The garden also hosts public tours once a month, check the website for the upcoming dates.
Opening Times
| Open (1 Jan 2020 - 31 Dec 2020) |
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The above times should be used as an indicator during the recovery phase from the global pandemic.
Please double-check details by visiting the website via the link above before you visit
TripAdvisor
Travelers Choice 2020
- Excellent72
- Very Good55
- Average14
- Poor2
- Terrible0
Recent Reviews:
- Ginny DBristol, United KingdomTrip Type:CouplesBotanic Gardens
Wednesday, 23rd October 2019Fantastic variety of plants here. The glass house is small but great and the outdoor garden is really interesting. The cafe was quite expensive but a nice place to sit outside. Read full review - JavidardosMadrid, SpainTrip Type:CouplesNot worthy in Autumn
Saturday, 16th November 2019I think that this place must be beautiful in spring, but we went today and it was a bit sad. Empty and a bit bit messy...I have to say that the best part were the glasshouses. I think that the ticket... Read full review - maddersmTrip Type:Friends getawaySuch a great collection with lovely green houses
Wednesday, 19th February 2020Nice way to spend the day and enjoy it at a slow pace. The green houses are the best part and it's wheel chair accessible. Read full review
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