Sheffield Botanical Gardens and places to stay nearby

Sheffield Botanical Gardens have been subject to a major restoration programme which was completed in 2005. As with any new restoration the plantings will take time to mature, never the less the gardens are worth visiting now. The 19 acre landscape was originally laid out in 1836 by Robert Marnock a leading Victorian horticulturalist and landscape designer. The glass pavilions containing plant collections from temperate regions are the centre piece of the Gardens. They look out over an avenue with fine herbaceous borders both sides leading to a fountain. Much more to see with many different areas including Rose Garden, Water Garden, Prairie Garden.		Places to stay near to Sheffield Botanical Gardens Search for 5-star quality hotels to independent hotels, B&B’s and guesthouses. We also list hotels at airports and in Europe. PRICES Special prices offer up to 70% discount off standard rates as well as hundreds of exclusive deals. COMMENTS Read unbiased guest reviews and benefit from instant secure on-line booking confirmations providing peace of mind. Search now - click here
Sheffield Botanical Gardens Open 2008 - Summer - Gardens - Daily to 7.45/dusk, Pavilion 11 - 5. Winter to 3.30/dusk, Pavilion 11 - 3.30. Tearoom, Disabled Access.	Sheffield Botanical Gardens, Clarkehouse Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire S10 2LN Tel 0114 268 6001 www.sbg.org.uk