Tour Summary
Uncover the natural beauty and horticultural heritage of Scotland on this thoughtfully curated garden tour, showcasing some of the country’s most captivating green spaces. From the world-class plant collections of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh to the serene woodland of Dawyck and the hidden tranquillity of Dr Neil’s Garden, each stop offers a unique blend of history, design, and seasonal splendour. Explore the timeless charm of Malleny Garden and take in the dramatic landscapes of Holyrood Park and Arthur’s Seat, where nature and history meet in the heart of the capital
- 5 singles with NO supplement
- Price is based on 30 passengers
Dawyck Botanic Gardens
Set in the scenic Scottish Borders, Dawyck Botanic Garden is a tranquil haven known for its world-renowned tree collection and stunning seasonal displays. As one of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh’s regional gardens, it showcases an array of rare and historic plants in a beautifully landscaped setting, offering peaceful woodland walks and captivating views throughout the year.
Royal Botanic Gardens Scotland
Founded in 1670, the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is a global centre for plant science and horticulture, set within over 70 acres of stunning gardens. With its extensive collections of plants from around the world, elegant glasshouses, and sweeping views of the city skyline, it offers a truly enriching experience for garden enthusiasts and nature lovers alike
Dr Neil's Garden
Often described as one of Edinburgh’s hidden gems, Dr Neil’s Garden lies on the banks of Duddingston Loch, offering a serene and contemplative space filled with vibrant planting and quiet corners. Created by Drs Andrew and Nancy Neil, this lovingly tended garden is a peaceful retreat where horticulture, history, and tranquillity combine.
Malleny Garden
Located just outside Edinburgh in Balerno, Malleny Garden is a charming walled garden managed by the National Trust for Scotland. Best known for its historic yew trees, heritage roses, and beautifully maintained borders, this intimate garden provides a delightful escape into a world of traditional horticulture and timeless beauty
Holyrood Park & Arthur's Seat
Dominating Edinburgh’s skyline, Holyrood Park is a dramatic landscape of hills, lochs, and rugged crags, crowned by the extinct volcano Arthur’s Seat. A walk to the summit rewards visitors with panoramic views over the city and beyond, while the surrounding parkland offers a fascinating glimpse into Scotland’s natural and geological heritage.
Tour Itinerary
Dawyck Botanic Gardens
Set in the scenic Scottish Borders, Dawyck Botanic Garden is a tranquil haven known for its world-renowned tree collection and stunning seasonal displays. As one of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh’s regional gardens, it showcases an array of rare and historic plants in a beautifully landscaped setting, offering peaceful woodland walks and captivating views throughout the year.
Royal Botanic Gardens Scotland
Founded in 1670, the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is a global centre for plant science and horticulture, set within over 70 acres of stunning gardens. With its extensive collections of plants from around the world, elegant glasshouses, and sweeping views of the city skyline, it offers a truly enriching experience for garden enthusiasts and nature lovers alike
Dr Neil's Garden
Often described as one of Edinburgh’s hidden gems, Dr Neil’s Garden lies on the banks of Duddingston Loch, offering a serene and contemplative space filled with vibrant planting and quiet corners. Created by Drs Andrew and Nancy Neil, this lovingly tended garden is a peaceful retreat where horticulture, history, and tranquillity combine.
Malleny Garden
Located just outside Edinburgh in Balerno, Malleny Garden is a charming walled garden managed by the National Trust for Scotland. Best known for its historic yew trees, heritage roses, and beautifully maintained borders, this intimate garden provides a delightful escape into a world of traditional horticulture and timeless beauty
Holyrood Park & Arthur's Seat
Dominating Edinburgh’s skyline, Holyrood Park is a dramatic landscape of hills, lochs, and rugged crags, crowned by the extinct volcano Arthur’s Seat. A walk to the summit rewards visitors with panoramic views over the city and beyond, while the surrounding parkland offers a fascinating glimpse into Scotland’s natural and geological heritage.
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