The botanic gardens are lovely in Glasgow and you can go in a big greenhouse with cool plants, but my highlight were the small connected greenhouses, where you really walk next to beautiful flowers. Outside there are also some flowers to observe. It will take you around an hour to see everything.

What a good day out! Really really pretty location, have lovely photos. Feel like you’re in a different world, in some kind of serene oasis almost. The place is all looked after very nicely and it’s free to get in. I think the volunteer group who look after it all have done a great job. Thumbs up all around!! Worth a visit to anyone thinking of going. 👍👍👍

Visiting the Botanic Gardens in Glasgow during the summer was an absolute delight! The gardens were bursting with vibrant colors, lush foliage, and the sweet scent of blooming flowers. It was a serene oasis in the heart of the city, perfect for leisurely strolls and picnics with loved ones. From the exotic plants in the glasshouses to the peaceful ponds and meandering pathways, every corner of the gardens offered a new discovery and a moment of tranquility. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or simply seeking a peaceful escape, the Botanic Gardens is a must-visit destination in Glasgow during the summer months.

The Glasgow Botanic Gardens is a verdant oasis in the heart of the city, offering a tranquil retreat for nature lovers and urban explorers alike. Spread across 27 acres, it boasts a diverse collection of plants from around the globe, meticulously curated into themed gardens and glasshouses. Visitors can wander through lush greenery, aromatic herb gardens, and vibrant flower displays, while also exploring exotic species housed in the Kibble Palace Victorian glasshouse. With its scenic paths, serene ponds, and educational exhibits, the Glasgow Botanic Gardens is a beloved destination for leisurely strolls, educational excursions, and moments of peaceful reflection amidst nature's splendor.

The stunning Botanic Gardens is a delightful walk with many other facilities that makes it more inviting than your average walk trail, for example it has a children's park which makes it perfect for parents as this can keep the children entertained. The gardens also offers different sections like a vegetable garden and a rose garden which can be particularly interesting. And finally the building inside botanic gardens offers a variety of different plants to view and its own fish tank. These things all together make this walk special and also why personally i had a very positive experience while visiting.

This was one of the best things we did in Glasgow. The gardens are so varied and well labeled. The room of carnivorous plants really stood out as the largest and best displayed example I've ever encountered. The orchids are beautiful, as well as the statuary. The gardens outside were just as spectacular.

Visited on a sunny busy Sunday morning. Visited the Orchid Display, which was very interesting to see, as various Orchid clubs from Scotland and England were on display, plenty of growers and sellers on hand to chat to and buy the orchids from, the various colours were beautiful. Also wandered through the fern trees, cacti, tropical section in the glasshouses, and outside the herb gardens. There are other areas to visit outside, also inside tearooms and an outside catering (tea/coffee) vendor, luvly outside picnic area, a large car park and a children's play area to use. An added bonus its free to visit. Worth a visit :)

I went to the Botanic Gardens for a trip with college and I thoroughly enjoyed exploring the greenhouses and seeing all the different types of plants and fish. We started in first greenhouse and went to see the fish, we then moved through the greenhouse seeing different types of plants and greenery form different continents around the world. We then moved to a different part of the greenhouse and seen the killer plants. Once we had finished in this greenhouse we then moved to the next one where we were met with a larger array of plants and more fish. As we moved through the greenhouse and into hotter regions we were met by plants such as the cacti. My favorite part was seeing the catfish and the statues. This is a great day out for everyone whether it be friends, family or with colleagues.

We ventured into Glasgow Botanic Gardens and had a blast! We stopped for coffee and snacks at the snack bar in the entrance both were delicious. We then went inside to one of the greenhouse and explored the various plants, trees, flowers, statues and cacti. We also explored the outside grounds and walked along the canal.

Simply stunning, so well looked after and totally free. The Glass House was in beautiful gardens where you can spend a few hours wandering about. There are lots of different areas of interest, a rose garden, arboretum and children's play area. It's also in the fabulous West End, with lots of shops and cafés. We loved it!