Inverness Botanic Gardens, Inverness

Just an hours drive from The Snug and somewhere we recommend our guests go to visit. Just beautiful regardless of the time of year, the fact it is free to get in with just donations is absolutely great. Shame we don't have our own garden or we would be buying plants as well to bring home!

These lovely gardens are a little wonder on earth. We decided to pay a visit, during our stay in Inverness and boy was it worth it. We spent about 1-2 hours walking through the gardens, whilst enjoying the flowers and plants. Despite being able to take cover in greenhouses, I recommend visiting the gardens when the weather is good, since a lot is placed outside.

As per friend advice, I have been to Inverness Botanic Garden yesterday, an absolutely fabulous place for relaxing after a few days work and enjoyed the first-weekend coffee in this amazing place. You can walk true different indoor and outdoor garden and learn about different flowers and trees. Thank you very much.

Great place to visit, appears small at first but goes on and on. Difficult to find, but well worth the effort. Several plants for sale. Disappointed that cafe had very little for someone who is lactose intolerant. All sandwiches had dairy warning and both soups were deemed to have milk. Managed on a packet of crisps and a delicious date and oat vegan slice, even the oatcakes contained milk.

Only discovered Inverness Botanic Gardens last week. Had no idea it was there. Had a lovely walk around the glass houses where they have beautiful displays of exotic plants and ones you would know. Also peaceful gardens for you to wander round where ideas for your own patch are collected. They have plants for sale too at really good prices. Fancy a cuppa? they have that too a Cobb's Cafe can provide a scrummy cake or lunch. A lovely visit helped by the beautiful weather. I will be back.