What you will find here...
Four stunning glasshouses showing tropical rainforest
to arid desert. Beautiful gardens, playground, tearoom, shop.
We are open every day (except Christmas Day and Boxing Day).
April : 10.00am - 5.00pm.
May - September : 10.00am - 6.00pm.
October : 10.00am - 5.00pm or dusk.
November - March (inclusive): 10.00am - 4.00pm or dusk.
Christmas Eve : 10.00 - 3.00pm.
Last admission is always 30 minutes before closing.
The Shop will close 15 minutes before The Gardens close.
The Gardens will close early when there are Theatre performances or Events - please check before visiting.
Please take a tour!
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Banqueting,Conferencing,Weddings
Birmingham Botanical Gardens offer the perfect setting for all occasions. We have four magnificent venues in beautifully decorated listed buildings, and fully equipped state of the art facilities ensure success of the event. The Gardens are approved by the Birmingham Registry Office as a venue for civil ceremonies.
Our chosen provider, Redcliffe Catering, has catered for presidents, politicians and the Royal Family. They have a well deserved reputation for catering of exquisite quality and excellence, aiming to satisfy the most discerning client.
For further information about weddings please contact
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Courses at the Gardens
Birmingham Metropolitan College is now offering a wide range of courses here at the Gardens. Just click here to download a brochure or click the logo below to go to the College website.
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Rare Plant Fair
 There will be a Rare Plant Fair here on Sunday 16 June 2013. For more information visit the Rare Plant Fair website by clicking their logo.
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Plant of the Month: May
 Crinum pedunculatum, reputedly one of the largest bulbous perennials in the world...
Click here to see more Plants of the Month |
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Why not send someone a gift admission to the Gardens? It's valid for a whole day and you can choose from these options:
3D Tour. To see a virtual 3D tour of parts of the Gardens please click 
How Britain Worked - the Guy Martin series on Channel 4 - If you saw the programme in October showing the renovation of the Diamond Jubilee Cascade why not come and see it for yourself. You can also click here to see the original programme.
