Since 1859, orchids have been closely associated with the Gardens. The products of the Gardens' orchid breeding programme, which began in 1928, deserve a place where they can be displayed in their full splendour. The very design of these orchids is, one could say, 'hand-crafted' by the Gardens' horticultural staff, dedicated to bringing out the finest in any hybrid cross.
Highlights
This experience allows visitors to explore the beauty and diversity of orchids in a serene and beautiful setting
The Gardens’ orchid breeding programme, which began in 1928, displays the products of the Gardens’ horticulture.
Each orchid is thoughtfully developed by skilled horticultural staff, bringing out the finest qualities of every hybrid cross.
What's included
Admission to National Orchid Gardens
Know before you go
Accessibility: Nearest Parking is available via Tyersall Entrance.
Accessibility: The gardens feature paved walkways and ramps throughout most areas, making them accessible for wheelchairs and visitors with limited mobility.
Restriction: Bringing outside food or drinks is not permitted.
Weather: Sunny days with mild temperatures are ideal for enjoying the gardens.
