• A warm welcome. You'll find all the information you need for your visit here on the official site of the Sheffield Botanical Gardens.
  • Situated close to the city centre, Sheffield Botanical Gardens were opened in 1836 and now cover 19 acres.
  • For the past three decades and more I have lived in close proximity to the Botanical Gardens in Sheffield and used to be a regular visitor.
  • The Sheffield Botanical Gardens are Grade II listed botanical gardens situated off Ecclesall Road in Sheffield, England, with 5,000 species of plants in 19 acres...
  • With its well-maintained pathways, colorful flower beds, and tranquil ponds, Sheffield Botanical Gardens is a popular destination for nature lovers and...
  • Things to do in Botanical Gardens Sheffield. Without a doubt, the perfect thing to do in any park is to wander around and enjoy its details!
  • The 19 acre landscape at Sheffield Botanical Garden was originally laid out in 1836 by Robert Marnock a leading Victorian horticulturalist and landscape designer.
  • Sheffield Botanical Gardens is a Victorian city oasis originally designed by its first curator Robert Marnock horticulturist and landscaper, which first opened its gates...
  • The combined efforts of the Sheffield Botanical Gardens Trust and the Friends of Botanical Gardens, Sheffield have raised £1.22 million in matched...
  • Sheffield Botanical Gardens. A nineteenth century public park and botanical garden. The design competition was won by Robert Marnock in 1834.
  • At a public meeting in 1833, it was resolved to establish ‘Botanical & Horticultural Gardens’ in Sheffield.
  • Sheffield Botanical Gardens is home to over 5000 diverse plant species across nineteen gorgeous acres of cultivated land just outside of the city centre.
  • The annual Art in the Gardens event, held in Sheffield Botanical Gardens.