The Gardens Are Open! 7 days a week, entry assured no booking required. This Agave scabra flowers once in it's lifetime and we were lucky enough to catch it on film. Entry to the Gardens is by donation. Donations play a vital part in helping us maintain and improve our wonderful gardens and the activities we offer. Donate Now!

Discover more details about Inverness Botanic Gardens including opening times, photos and more. Free Entry- Inverness Botanical Gardens, Nursery & Secret Garden. Offers a tranquil break from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The Gardens Are Open! 7 days a week, entry assured no booking required. This Agave scabra flowers once in it's lifetime and we were lucky enough to catch it on film. Today: 9:30am to 3:45pm. Tomorrow: 9:30am to 3:45pm. Entry to the Gardens is by donation.

There is something for everyone – horticulturalists will be inspired by the UK’s most northerly Botanic Gardens, families may explore many hidden corners, you can enjoy a stroll with friends or just sit in the peaceful surroundings.

Inverness Botanic Gardens is a beautiful and unique botanical garden located in Inverness, directly next to Inverness Leisure Centre (and Aquadome). It is a popular destination for locals and tourists, offering a peaceful retreat and a chance to …

With each new season the gardens are an explosion of colour and texture with borders planted to demonstrate a wide variety of plants and growing conditions. The impressive glasshouses reveal the drama of plant diversity ranging from the tropical rainforests to arid, heat scorched desert.

Description: We are the most northerly botanic gardens in the UK and host a wide variety of plants, shrubs and trees with year-round interest. There is a large Tropical House and a Cactus House with plants from around the globe.

Opened in 1993 by Prince Edward, Inverness Botanic Gardens, formerly Inverness Floral Hall & Gardens, are an oasis of calm and beauty within walking distance of the city centre. With each new season the outside gardens are an explosion of colour and texture, and borders are planted to demonstrate a wide variety of plants and growing conditions.

Set within the former walled garden of Bught House is Inverness Botanic Garden, including glasshouse featuring plants from tropical rainforests and arid locations around the world. The Botanic Garden was opened in 1993 by Prince Edward, and was known originally as Inverness Floral Hall and Gardens.