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The Busy Bees garden trail

Join us in Avebury Manor Garden for a buzzing adventure as you help the bees on their journey.

  • Booking not needed
  • Free event (admission applies)

Step into Avebury Manor Garden during the May half-term for a bee-themed adventure.

Water the flowers to keep their path blooming, piece together a honeycomb puzzle, find out interesting facts about bees and catch the honey as it drips into the pot.

This playful, interactive experience is suitable for all ages and celebrates the busy world of bees and the magic they bring to the manor garden.

Normal garden admission applies. Entry is free for National Trust members.

Dogs on short leads are welcome in Avebury Manor Garden.

Times

Prices

Event ticket prices

This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.

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The basics

Meeting point

Please get your garden tickets from the barn visitor reception.

What to bring and wear

Wear suitable clothing for an outdoor adventure.

Accessibility

Avebury Manor Garden is accessible to wheelchair or mobility scooter users.

Other

Dogs are welcome in the barn, Avebury Manor Garden, and the Alexander Keiller Museum.

Contact info

National Trust Avebury

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