Wisley Botanic Garden: Admission Ticket

Since 1903, the Royal Horticultural Society has shaped this 97-hectare area into an exceptional botanical sanctuary. This vast space is comprised of approximately thirty themed zones, each illustrating a facet of world botanical history. The walk begins beneath a majestic row of cherry trees before leading to the Jellicoe Canal, which houses the second largest collection of water lilies in the country. The scents of the Bowes-Lyon rose garden precede the impressive monumental greenhouse and its collection of exotic plants. On Battleston Hill, rhododendrons and magnolias are found alongside century-old Chinese cedars, offering a changing display of colors throughout the seasons. This living garden, the result of over a century of passionate work, will welcome visitors starting in April 2026 for a stroll rich in rare specimens.