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The Glasgow Botanic Gardens are a public park with strong educational objectives and affiliations. Founded on this site in 1841, the gardens are renowned for their plant collections representing 12,000 taxa, including notable collections of orchids, tree ferns and begonias. Most of the important plants are housed in 19th-century glasshouses.
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The Gardens. Glasgow Botanic Gardens, located in the West End of Glasgow and managed by Glasgow City Council is arguably the finest garden in Glasgow and is dominated by the recently restored Kibble Palace. The Kibble Palace. a magnificent Curvilinular Glasshouse designed by John Kibble (full details elsewhere in this site) houses the National.
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Autumn 2023 - 2pm Thursdays + Saturdays. The Friends are pleased to deliver guided tours of the Gardens on Thursdays and Saturdays throughout September. Tours begin at 2pm outside the Kibble Palace, last approximately 1 hour and take the form of a leisurely wander around the Gardens. Our guides have diverse interests, from plants and plant.
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The ever-popular Glasgow Botanic Gardens are a green oasis of plant life from across the globe located right in the heart of the city's West End on Great Western Road. There are several attractions in the gardens including a Victorian glasshouse, a large tropical greenhouse, a café, lawns, and a maze of paths through trees and flowerbeds.
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This October, the UK's biggest Halloween event returns to Glasgow's Botanic Gardens with another epic 60-minute outdoor blockbuster. Tickets go on-sale on Wednesday 23rd August at 7.30am. After 30,000 tickets sold in the first 12 hours last year, organisers are urging people to get in quickly to bag their preferred dates and times.
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GlasGLOW will be running until the 15th of November so there are still dates left to head along and enjoy the colourful festivities. Tickets are currently priced at £14 -£18 per adult and £9 - £11.50 per child and are available only from the official itison GlasGLOW site. GlasGLOW is expected to returning in 2021 so if you've missed out.
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The world's flora at your fingertips. The glass greenhouses, as other reviewer's appointed out, are wonderful. They provide visitors with examples of flora from many of the worlds biomes. Included are succulents, like cactus, orchids, and many, many varieties of flowering plants. All you need to do is wander from room to room.
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The Gardens open at 7am and from 1 December 2023 the Gardens will be closed by 5pm with last entry at 4.30pm. The Gardens are locked after this time. The Tea Room at the Botanic Gardens is closed until Easter 2024. The Glasshouses (Main Range and Kibble Palace) are open from 10am until last entry 4pm. (Lock 4.15)
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Self Led Trails. We have a fine Heritage Trail through the Gardens with almost 30 points of interest taking you down to the Kelvin Walkway and the Gardens Arboretum. We have a Tree Trail that leads you through a waymarked trail of the Gardens and Arboretum. For younger children we have a Minibeasts, Birds and Trees of the Botanics which is a.
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Glasgow Botanic Gardens 2017: celebrating 200 years of flourishing growth. It was in 1817 that Thomas Hopkirk, a distinguished Glasgow botanist, founded the Botanic Gardens with the support of a number of local dignitaries and the University of Glasgow. The Gardens were originally laid out on an 8 acre site at Sandyford at the western end of.
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Earlybird adult: £20 (standard price £22) Fast Pass & Mallow child: £16 (standard price £20) Fast Pass & Mallow adult £28 (standard £30) Fast Pass & Mallow tickets are a new way to enjoy GlasGLOW, first introduced last year, including a dedicated entrance to avoid any queues plus a campfire classic marshmallow skewer and queues skips.
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60 reviews and 486 photos of Glasgow Botanic Gardens "A wonderful place to spend a summers day sunbathing (if the weather permits!) or an autumn afternoon running through the leaves. The park is well looked after by the council, and is certainly one of the best features of the west end. From the numerous glasshouses to the meandering path ways, this is a great place for kids and adults alike.
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Glasgow Botanic Gardens is located in the heart of the city's West End by the River Kelvin and contains a variety of plant collections, woodland copses and riverside walks as well as the famous Kibble Palace. Kibble Palace is a magnificent glasshouse designed by John Kibble and houses the national collection of tree ferns.
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The Friends of Glasgow Botanic Gardens have a simple wish - that you enjoy the Gardens as much as we do. You may be our next door neighbours or a visitor to Glasgow or live on the other side of the world - it matters not - please enjoy your time in the Gardens, whether in-person or online.