National Botanic Garden of Wales

National Botanic Garden of Wales

Review

“We have to restore this planet’s Soul, teach it something more than what we know, give it water, give it sun, room to grow. We can build a better tomorrow.” Kautz/Vinarsky/Plummer.

Carmarthenshire has long been known as the Garden of Wales, and is home to one of Wales’ finest gardens: the utterly sublime National Botanical Garden in Aberglasney. Perfect for picnics, the family friendly indoor and outdoor attraction, stretches over more than 568 acres within rural Carmarthenshire. This glorious Garden of Wales, is a fascinating blend of the modern and historic, offering visitors the opportunity to experience the world’s largest single-span glasshouse, and the beautiful butterflies in the tropical butterfly house, Plas Pilipala. Discover Waun Las National Reserve, Garden Lakes, Double Walled Garden, The Bee Garden and the British Bird of Prey Centre. Explore restored lakes, dams, bridges, cascades and waterfalls, and feel the flower power of over 8,000 different plant varieties.