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RHS Garden Wisley: Entry Ticket
Treat your senses at one of the world's most beautiful gardens
RHS Garden Wisley
Open today:
10:00 -
16:00
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Wheelchair accessible
Admission to the Wisley Gardens
Food and drinks
Audio guide
Add a little extra in the checkout to make the most of your visit
From majestic waterfalls to enchanting hidden pathways, RHS Garden Wisley will leave you breathless! Make sure to get your comprehensive guidebook to make the most of your experience. Book ahead. You'll save time on the day, and get amongst the flowers a lot faster!
Enjoy a delicious ‘Tea in the Garden’ at RHS Garden Wisley. This package includes a choice of one hot drink - tea, barista coffee, or hot chocolate – and either a delicious piece of cake or a cream tea, including a scone with jam and cream. A variety of seating options inside and outside are available, or you may choose to make it ‘take-away’ and find a quiet spot in the garden. Tea in the Garden is available from 10:00am to 5pm daily.
There are over 30 different areas to appreciate in the 240-acre plot that makes up Wisley Gardens. The Royal Horticultural Society has been working wonders in the space since 1903, and with over 100 years of hard work, they've created something to be marvelled at.
The scene is set from the moment you walk beneath cherry trees to enter the welcome building and scan your RHS Wisley tickets, and it only gets more impressive. As to where you go next, well, you're spoiled for choice.
Head to the Jellicoe Canal for the country's second-largest collection of water lilies, or get up close to floral blooms in the Bowes-Lyon Rose Garden. With the smell of roses ticked off your list, discover the garden's huge variety, whether it's the rock garden, the Glasshouse and it's collection of plants from across the globe, or the ever-impressive Battleston Hill and its rhododendrons, camellias, magnolias, hydrangea, and Chinese cedar.
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