University of Oxford Botanic Garden
8 expert reviews
“The Oxford Botanic Garden lies at the end of High Street, across from Magdalen College.”
– Afar Magazine
"Founded in 1621 as a healing garden, this is the oldest of its kind in the British Isles." Full review
"Established in 1631, the University Botanic Gardens are Britain’s oldest." Full review
"Sweeping along the banks of the River Cherwell, Oxford's peaceful botanic garden was founded in 1621 for the study of medicinal plants; it's the oldest of its kind in England." Full review
"Down the appropriately named Rose Lane, just off the High Street, Britain’s oldest botanic garden is a haven of stone-walled peace in the heart of the busy city centre." Full review
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"This botanical garden created in 1621 is the oldest in England." Full review
"The fantastic charm of England's oldest botanical garden has made it a place of writerly inspiration for centuries. " Full review
"The oldest of its kind in the UK, the Oxford Botanic Garden houses floral borders, wild meadows and soaring greenhouses"