Wales
Cardiff & South Wales Coast

Gardens

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Bellevue Park
Newport, Glamorgan, on the M4.
19th century public park designed by Thomas Mawson. 35 acres of ornamental trees, walks, grass, and water features.

Duffryn Gardens
A48, St Nicholas, near Cardiff, Glamorgan. Open year round.
The finest surviving garden of Thomas Mawson in the UK.

Dyffrin Botanic Garden
St. Nicholas, Cardiff, South Glamorgan, on A4232, Tel. 0222 593328
Edwardian garden with lily pond, Roman garden, paved court, swimming pool garden, round garden, Japanese garden, begonia garden, vine walk, arboretum, and cacti collection. Best in: autumn for the vine walk.

Roath Park
2 miles north of Cardiff city centre, Glamorgan. Open all year.
Late 19th century park with memorial to Scott of the Antarctic. Trees, formal beds, wild area.

St Fagan's Castle
At the Museum of Welsh Life, St Fagan's, four miles west of Cardiff, Glamorgan, off A4232.
Formal gardens, borders, a knot-garden, terraces, lakes, and roses.

Tredegar Park
Two miles south of Newport, Glamorgan, off M4.
18th century walled gardens with 17th century house (open), orangery garden.

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Photo Credits - St Fagan's courtesy of Wales Tourist Board