Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (with baby)

Serene and picturesque. Visiting family member loved the place. No ticket needed unless visiting the glasshouses which we didn't do, also lots of green for a cute picnic spot

This is a completely free, large botanical garden that runs completely on donations. Their map costs £2, and i highly recommend utilizing it. Most paths here are wheelchair safe, those that aren't are clearly marked. There is a lot of walking involved with some hills - nothing too strenuous. I had a lot of fun looking at all the plants. It is beautifully landscaped. Their staff has done an incred...

The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is an absolutely beautiful place to visit – peaceful, well-kept, and full of stunning plants from all over the world. It’s perfect for a family day out, a relaxing walk, or just to enjoy nature in the city. Accessibility is very well thought through. There is dedicated disabled parking available, and the accessible entrance makes it easy for everyone to enjoy th...

A serene botanical garden with an impressive collection of plant species, with rhododendrons among its highlights. You can explore its beautifully designed rock garden, wander through the glasshouses, or unwind at the on-site cafe. The grounds are meticulously cared for, creating a tranquil and inviting environment. Entrance is free and staff are very friendly

Wonderful place the best garden I have been to. It friendly place. There are some hills but it quite easy to get up it. The terrace cafe at garden is good but has quite few options. It worth the visit. It good place to come with children. And adults and elderly people. I recommend it to anyone. And there is a cafe at one of the entrances they do good coffee and tea and cold drinks and they have ...