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Bath Botanical Gardens
Bedste tid at besøge
Late spring and early summer (May-June) when the rose garden and herbaceous borders are at peak bloom. Weekday mornings are quietest for a peaceful stroll.
Budgettips
Entry is around £7-9 for adults with discounts for students and seniors. Annual membership pays for itself after two visits, and children under a certain age enter free.
Anbefalet til
Gardeners and plant enthusiasts, Families with curious kids, Photography enthusiasts, Students looking for a quiet study spot outdoors
Planlæg dit besøg
2-3 hours
Om
Hurtige fakta: Spredt ud over næsten 50 acres dyrker denne have over 5.000 plantearter fra hele verden. Som en del af et universitet, der går århundreder tilbage, fungerer den både som forskningscenter og som en fredelig flugt for de lokale.
Højdepunkter: Et af drivhusene her huser en samling af kødædende planter, der fanger insekter på geniale måder, herunder kandeplanter, der fordøjer deres bytte over flere dage. De systematiske bede er arrangeret efter plantefamilie, så du bogstaveligt talt kan gå gennem livets evolutionære træ og få øje på fætre og kusiner, du aldrig vidste eksisterede.
Insidertips
- Bring a notepad to jot down plant names you want for your own garden, since labels are detailed and well-maintained.
- The woodland walk is often overlooked but offers a cool, shady retreat with bluebells in spring.
- Pack a picnic the on-site cafe gets busy, but benches are scattered throughout the grounds.
- Visit the systematic beds near the main glasshouse early before crowds arrive for the best light and quiet.
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