Britain is well-known for its beautiful gardens.
Britain garden tours are conducted by various agencies and these tours attract tourists from across the world. The opulent and beautiful gardens of Britain speak of the heritage of the country. In the garden tours, the tourists come not only across state-owned gardens, but also the privately owned British gardens. There are National Trust gardens in Britain that are considered to be the world's largest collection of gardens under a single ownership. Most garden tours are organized throughout the year. But, the flowers in their full bloom can be enjoyed in the seasons of spring and summer.
The duration of the garden tours in Britain vary from a single day to 2 weeks. The touring agencies arrange for the luxury cars to take the tourists to the heavenly gardens of Britain. The tour guides not only help the tourists to enjoy the beauty of the Britain gardens, but also enrich them with the historical background information on these gardens.
Because of the sheer number of magnificent gardens in England, it becomes a must-see part for tourists. The garden tour guides in Britain, therefore never miss out England gardens from their itinerary. A list of some of the most magnificent gardens in England is given below:
- The Eden Project, Cornwall
- Prior Park
- Kew Gardens
Apart from gardens in England there are several gardens located in Wales and Scotland too. A few of these renowned gardens include:
- Heligan Manor
- Great Dixter
- Sissinghurst Gardens
- Exbury
- Leonardslee
There are various agencies that conduct garden tours in Great Britain. A list of major agencies conducting major Britain garden tours is given below:
- Copper Beech Ventures, LLC
- Lucas and Randall
- Sisley Garden Tours
Being a part of the garden tours of Great Britain is a life time experience for many tourists visiting the country. Many rare species of flowers can be viewed by these tourists. Some of the most exclusive flowers in Britain include cuckooflower, Welsh poppy, Alpine catchfly, chickweed wintergreen, Dorset heath, spring gentian, etc.
