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Restaurant & Cafes At Sir Harold Hillier Gardens - Romsey - Photo album
Christmas Light Up in December 2022 was an amazing evening, our first visit to the garden and this was so much better than we expected. Everything was well organised including a very good selection of places to eat and drink half way round. The gardens looked so good lit up, we were mesmerized by th
The gardens are extensive and you can easily spend a day taking it all in. The site map leads you to approx areas, leaving you to work out your exact location. Plenty of champion, original collection, newly planted and magnificent trees here, as well as the various borders. This weekend, the colour
I'm not a botanist, nor do I have a green thumb, but I greatly enjoyed the Gardens and the variety of trees and other plants from all over the world. If you're only there for a little while, take the trolley to see many trails in just a few minutes. The canteen had excellent chicken and bacon pie, a
A real gem of a garden to visit - so many paths to explore the wonderful trees & plants. Will definitely return - possibly in the spring to enjoy a whole new experience.
I went along on as a parent helper on a school trip to the gardens and they far exceeded my expectations! They were very well organised and child focused. They had well planned, interesting activities for the children. The children learned a lot (and so did we, the parents!) and were engaged the who
What an incredible place to visit, I love the history behind the gardens and how amazingly beautiful it is.
The coffee shop is a lovely spot to refuel yourselves.
Another nice little surprise was the resident cat that was super friendly. Me and my family have only been twice but have both now become
Stunning gardens, plenty of seats spread around the site. Nice places to eat and lots of restrooms. They have manual wheelchairs and electric scooters that can be borrowed & hired, best to book in advance. Stout footwear highly recommended.
A really enjoyable walk through well maintained botanical gardens with a huge variety of tree and plant life. The free guide map was a little vague in places with some secondary paths not clearly marked. The yearly ticket option makes sense if you intend visiting more than once or twice, £42 for a f
Beautiful garden to visit. Such a variety of gardens to walk through, lots of things to see and things for children to do. Nice cafe restaurant too.
I worked for Light Up last year and absolutely loved it. When I finished my shift I couldn't WAIT to go and see the lights. What an amazing family to be apart of. Can't wait for this year!!
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