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Sheffield Botanical Gardens and its collection

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The Sheffield Botanical Gardens, a Grade II listed botanical garden, is located off Ecclesall Road in Sheffield, England. It is home to 5,000 species of plants spread across 19 acres (77,000 m) of land. This vast collection of flora offers a unique opportunity for visitors to explore and learn about a wide variety of plant species.

Notable Features of Sheffield Botanical Gardens

One of the most notable features of the Sheffield Botanical Gardens is the Grade II* listed glass pavilions designed by Benjamin Broomhead Taylor. These pavilions were restored and reopened in 2003, and they continue to be a major attraction for visitors, showcasing a variety of plants in a unique setting.

Admission to Sheffield Botanical Gardens

The Sheffield Botanical Gardens are open to the public free of charge. This decision was made by the Trust, which abolished the existing entry fee. This allows visitors to explore the gardens and enjoy the vast collection of plants without any financial constraints.

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Sheffield Botanical Gardens
Clarkehouse Road
S10 2LN Sheffield

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Visitor information Sheffield Botanical Gardens

Opening hours

Opening times All year. Daily (except 25th December). Last weekend in March to Last Weekend in October: Open 8am (10am weekends and bank holidays) to 7.45pm or dusk Last weekend in October to Last Weekend in March: 8am (10am weekends and bank holidays) to 4pm October to March.

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Facilities

Wheelchair accessible
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Location & Map

Clarkehouse Road, Sheffield

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Exhibitions

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Sheffield Botanical Gardens Reviews

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    Sheffield Botanical Gardens is a well-maintained green space in the heart of Sheffield, offering visitors a pleasant escape from the urban environment. The gardens feature a diverse collection of plants and trees, including both native and exotic species, spread across 19 acres of landscaped grounds.

    Visitors often praise the gardens for their beautiful layout and the variety of themed areas, such as the Mediterranean garden, the Asian garden, and the rose garden. The Victorian glass pavilions, recently restored, are a highlight for many, housing a range of tropical and subtropical plants. The gardens also include several sculptures and water features, adding to the overall aesthetic appeal.

    Many reviewers appreciate the free entry to the gardens, making it an accessible attraction for locals and tourists alike. The well-maintained pathways make it easy for visitors of all ages and abilities to navigate the grounds. The gardens are noted as a peaceful place for relaxation, picnics, or leisurely walks.

    Some visitors mention the educational value of the gardens, with informative labels on many plants and trees. The changing seasons offer different experiences throughout the year, from spring blossoms to autumn colors.

    On the downside, a few reviewers note that the on-site cafe can be busy during peak times, and some feel that more seating areas could be provided throughout the gardens. Additionally, some visitors mention that parking can be challenging, especially on weekends or during events.

    Overall, Sheffield Botanical Gardens is generally well-received as a serene and beautiful public space, offering a mix of horticultural interest and recreational opportunities for visitors.

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