Plants and flowers from around the world in themed areas, formal gardens and large glasshouses.
The Botanical Gardens in Sheffield provided a perfect, relaxing day out. Entry was free, and we easily found free street parking since it was Sunday. The gardens were stunning, especially the fragrant roses, which added a delightful aroma to our visit. The inside garden was equally amazing, offering a tranquil escape with its lush greenery and beautiful displays. Highly recommend for a serene and enjoyable experience!
Really good place for a quick day out. There are plenty of different paths to try. There is a green house with a few exotic plants, which is rather fantastic. They have a rose garden with a rather lovely statue and they have a bear pit which the children loved.
It is a tranquil oasis nestled in the heart of Sheffield. With its lush greenery, vibrant floral displays, and peaceful ambiance, it's a haven for nature lovers and a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The gardens boast a diverse collection of plants from around the world, meticulously curated to provide visitors with a captivating botanical experience. Whether you're strolling through the rose garden, exploring the glass pavilions, or simply enjoying a leisurely picnic on the manicured lawns, there's something for everyone.
I loved this place. A beautiful big garden which was lovely to walk around. But the highlight for me had to be the squirrels- I've always loved them and being able to hand feed them and have them sit in my knee and run up my back was a lovely experience. The gardeners are all very serious about the plants - they do a fantastic job and there's a real sense of community. The gardens are a credit to them. But I got a strong feeling they don't like the squirrels or people encouraging them by feeding them! I felt very naughty with my pocket full of monkey nuts but what a truly lovely experience to be at one with nature and the squirrels! In a disability note, there's parking in the garden for disabled. It is an uphill climb but not the worse the paths are wheelchair and mobility friendly - could do with some more benches personally.
Visited on a beautiful sunny day. The gardens are magnificent. Plenty of people enjoying the sunshine. The downside was that the tea shop / cafe was jammed with people - so a challenge to even get an ice cream. Plenty to see here. Worth a visit. Suggest you enter at Clarkehouse Road (main entrance) and walk downhill to Thompson Road.
The botanical gardens provide an opportunity to stroll around a peaceful garden, say hi to the squirrels, and surround oneself with plants from around the world.
On-site services
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Public toilet
Toilets
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
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The Botanical Gardens in Sheffield provided a perfect, relaxing day out. Entry was free, and we easily found free street parking since it was Sunday. The gardens were stunning, especially the fragrant roses, which added a delightful aroma to our visit. The inside garden was equally amazing, offering a tranquil escape with its lush greenery and beautiful displays. Highly recommend for a serene and enjoyable experience!
Really good place for a quick day out. There are plenty of different paths to try. There is a green house with a few exotic plants, which is rather fantastic. They have a rose garden with a rather lovely statue and they have a bear pit which the children loved.
It is a tranquil oasis nestled in the heart of Sheffield. With its lush greenery, vibrant floral displays, and peaceful ambiance, it's a haven for nature lovers and a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The gardens boast a diverse collection of plants from around the world, meticulously curated to provide visitors with a captivating botanical experience. Whether you're strolling through the rose garden, exploring the glass pavilions, or simply enjoying a leisurely picnic on the manicured lawns, there's something for everyone.
I loved this place. A beautiful big garden which was lovely to walk around. But the highlight for me had to be the squirrels- I've always loved them and being able to hand feed them and have them sit in my knee and run up my back was a lovely experience. The gardeners are all very serious about the plants - they do a fantastic job and there's a real sense of community. The gardens are a credit to them. But I got a strong feeling they don't like the squirrels or people encouraging them by feeding them! I felt very naughty with my pocket full of monkey nuts but what a truly lovely experience to be at one with nature and the squirrels! In a disability note, there's parking in the garden for disabled. It is an uphill climb but not the worse the paths are wheelchair and mobility friendly - could do with some more benches personally.
Visited on a beautiful sunny day. The gardens are magnificent. Plenty of people enjoying the sunshine. The downside was that the tea shop / cafe was jammed with people - so a challenge to even get an ice cream. Plenty to see here. Worth a visit. Suggest you enter at Clarkehouse Road (main entrance) and walk downhill to Thompson Road.
The botanical gardens provide an opportunity to stroll around a peaceful garden, say hi to the squirrels, and surround oneself with plants from around the world.
