These beautiful gardens feature a stunning collection of plants from around the world, including tropical flowers, cacti, and orchids. Visitors can explore the gardens' various zones, including a tropical house, a cactus house, and a rock garden. The gardens also feature a tranquil pond, walking trails, and a children's play area. With its diverse range of plant species and peaceful atmosphere, Inverness Botanic Gardens is a must-visit for nature lovers and those seeking a relaxing retreat.
Inverness Botanic Gardens was smaller than I had imagined, or than other cities. However it is a series of beautiful greenhouses and the installations and variety are beautiful. There is a cafe on site, a reasonable amount of parking out the front and the gardens are free to enter. They encourage donations to support the maintenance of the garden.
A delightful set of gardens, tropical, herbal, floral, compact layout on a smaller scale than other gardens, but lots to see and enjoy. Plenty of places to sit and relax, a little cafe and facilities, staff happy to answer any questions you have on for a and flora, we spent a good hour walking around, and enjoyed every minute. Plenty of parking, at reasonable price, entrance fees are free but donations suggested, excellent place to visit if travelling through Inverness and want a rest from driving.
Great small exhibition of plants from around the world. Indoor and outdoor areas are well organized. Beautiful flowers in both areas and excellent surrounding grounds with more flowering wild flowers.
If you are in Inverness, I highly recommend to go here and check it. It is not far away from the city centre and you can take a nice walk through parks/forest. It is free, you can give a donation.
Really pretty, well organised garden. the tropical house and cacti house were great. there was a duck with her 4 ducklings walking around as well, which was really cute. we ate at the cafe as well, that had really good coffee and tasty soup and scones. all very good!
A place to relax and breathe fresh air.. The entrance was fee, but you can donate They are working to develop and improve some areas
On-site services
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Picnic tables
Public toilet
Good for kids
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Inverness Botanic Gardens was smaller than I had imagined, or than other cities. However it is a series of beautiful greenhouses and the installations and variety are beautiful. There is a cafe on site, a reasonable amount of parking out the front and the gardens are free to enter. They encourage donations to support the maintenance of the garden.
A delightful set of gardens, tropical, herbal, floral, compact layout on a smaller scale than other gardens, but lots to see and enjoy. Plenty of places to sit and relax, a little cafe and facilities, staff happy to answer any questions you have on for a and flora, we spent a good hour walking around, and enjoyed every minute. Plenty of parking, at reasonable price, entrance fees are free but donations suggested, excellent place to visit if travelling through Inverness and want a rest from driving.
Great small exhibition of plants from around the world. Indoor and outdoor areas are well organized. Beautiful flowers in both areas and excellent surrounding grounds with more flowering wild flowers.
If you are in Inverness, I highly recommend to go here and check it. It is not far away from the city centre and you can take a nice walk through parks/forest. It is free, you can give a donation.
Really pretty, well organised garden. the tropical house and cacti house were great. there was a duck with her 4 ducklings walking around as well, which was really cute. we ate at the cafe as well, that had really good coffee and tasty soup and scones. all very good!
A place to relax and breathe fresh air.. The entrance was fee, but you can donate They are working to develop and improve some areas
