The National Botanic Garden of Wales covers 568 acres of the beautiful Carmarthenshire countryside. Here you’ll find Lord Foster's glasshouse as its …
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Mar 1, 2025
I was gifted a birthday surprise visit from my sister and oh my gosh what a day! We were both booked in on the National Botanical Gardens Wales (NBGW) personal owl experience. There was a mix up with…Full review by Wren W
Feb 2, 2025
Stopped off en route home from Rosslare to Dorset hoping for a spot of lunch. Unfortunately couldn’t access cafe without paying entrance fee of £19 eachFull review by Hinton123166
Jan 28, 2025
We visited on a Sunday in October. There was lots to see. We walked around the large glasshouse and then walked past the playground and along the gruffalo trail by the river. That walk was particular…Full review by cngj
Is this a good place to visit with children? 3 and 6.
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I think so. There were loads of school trips happening at this time. The Birds of Prey are very cool, especially if you see them in a show. Besides that, the gardens themselves are …
I think so. There were loads of school trips happening at this time. The Birds of Prey are very cool, especially if you see them in a show. Besides that, the gardens themselves are beautiful and extensive. There's a cool bit about the history of plants as medicine which is quite information dense but depending on the sensibilities of your children they might be intrigued by as well. The tropical glasshouse is also really interesting and different (unless you regularly go to the Eden Project or Kew Gardens or something) with lots of cool looking plants from around the world.
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