National Botanic Garden of Wales

Set in the rolling hills of Carmarthenshire, the National Botanic Garden of Wales blends stunning landscapes, cutting-edge science, and breathtaking horticulture. It’s one of the most remarkable gardens in the UK, with over 500 acres of themed gardens, woodland trails, and wildflower meadows to explore.

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Nantgaredig, Carmarthenshire, Wales, SA32 8HG, United Kingdom

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At the heart of the garden is the Great Glasshouse - the largest single-span glasshouse in the world - home to rare and exotic plants from Mediterranean climate zones across the globe. Outside, visitors can wander through a mix of formal gardens, water features, and immersive natural spaces, including the British Bird of Prey Centre, the Regency-era landscape of Waun Las NNR, and the tropical Butterfly House.

The site is also a centre for biodiversity and conservation, with a strong focus on pollinators, sustainable gardening, and native species. Educational exhibits, family activities, and seasonal events make it a vibrant destination all year round.

Perfect for plant lovers, families, and walkers, the National Botanic Garden of Wales offers a day full of discovery, inspiration, and peaceful beauty.