Castle Bromwich Historic Garden
Period-accurate 18th century garden with a holly maze.
4.5
from 526 Google reviews
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About the garden
Opening times
Wednesdays to Sundays 10.30AM to 3.30PM
Useful details
Garden area
10 Acres
Dog walking
Yes - Dogs on leads.
Cafe or restaurant
Food and drink facilities include a food stall and a cafe/restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating.
Family
Yes - Children of all ages.
Bicycle storage
Yes - Yes - You can lock up your bike.
Wheelchair access
Mostly accessible (many paths flat and paved).
Shops
Yes - There is a gift shop.
Wheelchair hire
Wheelchairs are available for hire. A push wheelchair is available, but borrowing is suspended during COVID-19.
West Midlands, B36 9BT
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Google reviews
4.5
from 526 Google reviews
Hannah Wild
9 months ago
3
We came here as it was part of the Rhs Partner gardens scheme. They are gardens with loads possibles they just could do with some more tlc. There are some lovely plants and the gardens were well laid out but there are a lot of weeds in all the beds and the gardens look a bit tired. There's a lovely little tea shop selling homemade cakes and nice hot and cold drinks.
Angela Urwin
3 months ago
5
What a fantastic day here weather was gorgeous. So much to see around the castle Bromwich Hall grounds,beautifully kept,all the staff we saw here were absolutely so pleasant all of them lovely.had a cream tea so fresh.will definitely go back again as a wonderful place to visit. Spent hrs and hrs here just totally enjoyed grounds.
Alan To (xoAlto)
11 months ago
5
What a surprise! Apart from the botanical gardens in Birmingham, this is a wonderful "hidden" garden within a city metropolis! There were lovely flowers, landscaping, paths and lawns. Bees were pollinating everywhere without being worried by us human beings. Butterflies of different varieties were lazily flying around. It was all beautiful. The funny thing was that our kids spent the most time nosing around the vegetable garden, seeing what was grown and what was still growing! We ignored the maze though. The holly-hedge walls looked a little too prickly for our liking! ...of course all of that was during the summer. It's all completely different in the winter; still good to walk around and see nature at any time of the year.
Bobbie Petford
9 months ago
5
Nice walk in quiet wild park and gardens, seen at its best in spring with apple blossom, bluebells and tulips. Brownies in the cafe were ace. Staff were really friendly and helpful and created a nice atmosphere for visitors.
Chris Melloy
a year ago
3
We enjoyed a lovely visit to these beautiful gardens. The gardens were reasonably accessible for a wheelchair user. The only comment I would make is that the accessible toilet was right at the back behind the other toilets and baby changing with just enough room to negotiate the wheelchair around the corners to access the toilet. We had a cream tea in a box which consisted of a small plain scone with a helping of jam and cream. Although this included a drink we felt that for £5.00 it was over priced considering you could get a hot pie and a drink for £4.00. Overall an enjoyable occasion in a beautiful setting.