Best places: Botanical gardens in Little Chalfont, United Kingdom

Lush 40-acre woodland located within Richmond Park & known for its evergreen azaleas.

👍👍 A highlight and distinctive building emblematic of Kew Gardens. Grade I Listed: “ One of the boldest pieces of 19th. Century functionalism in existence.”** The exotica, the humidity, the construct and the backstory exudes atmosphere, authenticity and authority. Irreproachable and inscrutable excelle...

Trees & flowers from around the globe in vast gardens with huge greenhouses & a treetop walkway.

Vast garden including a glasshouse with 3 climatic zones, a learning space & a laboratory.

40 acres of gardens and plants, popular with families and couples, plus glasshouses and a cafe.

320-acre forest featuring tall trees, hike/bike trails, a cafe & a tree-top ropes course & zip line.

Grand Victorian country house in a parkland setting, hosting weddings, conferences and film shoots.

Gardens with guided tours, self-guided trails, workshops, children's activities and other events.

Horticultural attraction with an Edwardian pergola, Victorian glasshouses and walled kitchen garden.

👍👍 Gem of a place. Historic house members get free entry to the garden. Parking is across a country road , so be careful when heading to the entrance. The gardens are beautiful presented with many different types of areas , with streams , ponds (with flamingos) and a bluebell wood. There is an excellen...

👍👍 The most beautiful gardens you will find in Hampshire and surrounding counties. It is breath taking. The gardens are immaculate and beautifully designed round the ponds. There is a place to sit and meditate . I actually had tears in my eyes when I first went in. An absolute MUST to go

Greenhouse displaying items from global ecosystems like orchids, carnivorous plants, cacti & more.

Country estate with tree collections, woodland, lakes, formal gardens & a seed conservation centre.

Greenery from around the world & performances in a lattice-roofed space atop a retail complex.

Female-created gardens, awash with bluebells, fragrant roses and lime trees plus Malvern Hill views.

Site run by horticulture charity, including bird hide and Dry Garden with bold architectural plants.

3.5-acre park with dog-friendly paths, sculptures & an aviary, plus a pond, exotic plants & benches.

Interconnecting gardens & exotic woodland, including a rose garden opened by the Queen II.

Red brick stately home with untouched 200-year-old kitchens within the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew.

Second-oldest surviving botanical garden in England, founded in 1673 for medicinal plant study.