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Mauve blossoms bloom on the rhododendron bushes
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© Richard Hoare
Greenery and shrubbery cover the terraces of Bodnant Garden
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The 19th-century Poem building is the family mausoleum
World-famous garden noted for its botanical collections
Marvel at plants from all over the world grown from seed and cuttings collected over a century ago on plant-hunting expeditions. Created by five generations of one family, this 32-hectare (80-acre) garden is superbly located, with spectactular views across Snowdonia.
With expansive lawns and intimate corners, grand ponds and impressive terraces, a steep wooded valley and stream, as well as awe-inspiring plant collections, there are continually changing glorious displays of colour.
Paths throughout Bodnant Garden allow visitors to explore, discover and delight in its beauty - enjoy the clean, fresh fragrances of nature.
Don't miss
- Spectacular displays of daffodils, magnolias and camellias in early spring
- 180-foot long laburnum arch flowers in late May
- Discover the magical Dell, with towering 200-year-old trees
- See the tallest coastal redwood in the UK
- Learn the history of our heliochronometer, and how it works
- Superb summer colours melt into an explosion of autumnal tints