Wales is a green country and full of different types of gardens.
If you're a garden lover looking to visit impressive gardens whilst on holiday in Wales you wont be disappointed. There are gardens in the grounds of magnificent castles, stately homes with beautiful formal gardens and even superb examples of Italian gardens.
The world-famous National Trust Castle has outstanding gardens.
Set in stunning surroundings; a mix of sweeping parkland, woodland and Italiante terraces.
Aberglasney is an exciting and highly significant garden restoration. Set within 9 acres are six different garden spaces including three walled gardens.
This Spring visit Picton Castle & Gardens in West Wales. The gardens and woodland walks will be bursting with all the colours of Spring from 31st March 2013
The underground Edwardian gardens at Dewstow House in Monmouthshire have some interesting features, a labyrinth of underground grottoes and tunnels.
Famous for its magnificent collections of rhododendrons, camellias and magnolias. It also boasts the tallest redwood tree in the British Isles.
This splendid National Trust property, alongside the Menai Strait on the Isle of Anglesey, is a harmonious combination of house and horticulture.
