Cambridge University Botanic Garden

This garden is a significant heritage-listed site in Cambridge, founded in 1846 by Professor John Henslow, who influenced Charles Darwin. It showcases a remarkable diversity of over 8000 plant species, including a unique arboretum and glasshouses that house both carnivorous and delicate species.

Unforgettable Highlights

🌳 40 Acres of Landscaped Gardens: A vast area perfect for leisurely walks and exploration.
🌷 Diverse Plant Collections: Features species from around the globe across various themed areas.
☕ Year-Round Cafe: Offers refreshments and snacks for visitors enjoying the gardens.

Visitors can access the garden for a small fee, making it an excellent outing for families, tourists, and nature enthusiasts alike.