RHS Garden Bridgewater Entry Ticket

The fifth RHS garden and one of the biggest gardening initiatives in recent memory in Europe is RHS Garden Bridgewater. The future quality of life and environment for the surrounding communities will be enhanced by the redevelopment of this 154-acre open space.

Experience a historic setting that has been turned into the renowned RHS Garden, combining stunning architectural planting with top-notch horticulture.
Explore the Worsley Welcome Garden, created by famous landscape architect Tom Stuart-Smith, and get lost in its labyrinthine plantings.
The Paradise Garden will astound you with its breathtaking fusion of Asiatic and Mediterranean plants.
E-Vouchers are accepted, not need to take the printed tickets!

A few adjectives that best describe RHS Garden Bridgewater are welcoming, laid-back, and caring. The stunning 154-acre garden is located near Salford's historic Bridgewater Canal. RHS Bridgewater, the organization's newest garden, is changing daily thanks to the assistance of renowned designers and the neighborhood.

With sculptural topiary and rich seasonal plantings, the modern Worsley Welcome Garden is ready to greet you. Enter the Paradise Garden to see its breathtaking fusion of Asian and Mediterranean flora. Savor the bounty of the Kitchen Garden with your senses. Or meander through the Chinese Streamside Garden's meandering pathways.

Situated in Salford, RHS Garden Bridgewater occupies the grounds of the former Worsley New Hall estate. Edward Blore, the architect, created this opulent Gothic-style residence between 1840 and 1845 for Francis Egerton, the 1st Earl of Ellesmere.

It had a tennis court and a croquet lawn, just like many elegant gardens of the time. The formal gardens, the 11-acre walled kitchen gardens, and the gardener's cottage (now Garden Cottage) were all divided by a wooded tract to the west of the hall. During Christmas and Easter, workers from these kitchen gardens delivered "flowers and evergreens" to nearby churches, Sunday schools, and workhouses.

Since planning clearance was granted in 2017, the 154-acre garden is the largest practical horticultural project in Europe. At the closest RHS Garden to a major conurbation, some 7.8 million people who live within an hour's travel time of the garden can now enjoy world-class horticultural inspiration and expertise.

The garden, which gets its name from the Bridgewater Canal that runs beside it, is now a fantastic resource for both local communities and horticultural aficionados. Its unique position attracts both urban tourists and aquatic wildlife, and in its short time as an RHS garden, it has already had a significant influence.

Admission to the RHS Garden

Hotel Pick up and Drop off

Voucher Information: Mobile Vouchers are accepted!

Wheelchair Accessibility: Yes

Visit duration is between 2 to 6 hours.

The attraction is outdoors, so we advise you to wear warm clothes during the winter months.

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