Oxford Botanical Garden in Oxford: photos, reviews

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Oxford Botanic Garden, located in the vibrant city of Oxford, offers an inspiring escape for plant enthusiasts and families alike. Rated highly for its beautifully laid out and well-maintained gardens, the site boasts an impressive variety of plants. Visitors can enjoy exploring the fantastic greenhouses, which house a stunning combination of diverse plant species with the grandeur of historical buildings. The garden is particularly charming on a sunny autumn day, and provides a tranquil atmosphere even in the heart of winter. Families will appreciate the affordability of the entrance fee, with children entering for free. As you wander, you'll find lovely sculptures, including the whimsical Cheshire Cat, enhancing the garden's unique charm. With clear maps and informative signs throughout, navigating this peaceful attraction is both enjoyable and educational. Whether you spend one or two hours here, the Oxford Botanic Garden promises a memorable visit.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

St Aldates (Stop H5)

Bus stop 626 m walk

The Plain

Bus stop 378 m walk

Queens Lane (Stop J2)

Bus stop 314 m walk

Manor Road

Bus stop 586 m walk

St Clements Street (Stop A)

Bus stop 485 m walk

Brasenose College

Bus stop 509 m walk

4.5

based on 5,455 reviews

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4.5/5 5,455 reviews

Sumaya Sultana

Amazing views and gorgeous culture.

Laura M

The garden is gorgeous and contains surprises like a Cheshire cat watching from a tree and a tea cart by the river.

Sean O'Connor

Walking around Oxford and this is a must visit. Relaxing and very informative.

Oxford Botanical Garden

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