Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Grade II* listed Victorian botanical gardens in Edgbaston, with glasshouses, a bandstand and function rooms used for concerts and events.
About this venue
Birmingham Botanical Gardens is a fifteen-acre Grade II* listed Victorian garden in Edgbaston, opened in 1832 to a design by John Claudius Loudon. It holds four linked glasshouses, a bandstand, a bonsai collection and an aviary.
The gardens are used as an events venue for outdoor concerts, festivals, weddings and conferences, and the on-site Medicine Bakery operates a cafe there. No capacity figure is published by the operator for any of its rooms, so no bookable spaces are recorded here.
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