CASTLE BROMWICH HISTORIC GARDENS

The Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens is located on Chester Road, in the West Midlands. It is one of the most popular ancient 18th century gardens in Birmingham. It is located on the periphery of the city, and is a Grade II structure. The walled garden will effortlessly transport you to the Dutch and French era.

Visiting the Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens is like an oasis, amidst the desert, which is often visited by locals, who want to escape from the concrete jungle. The Dutch-inspired gardens are a work of artistry with around 600 plant species in the collection. Moreover, you will find a huge variety of tulips and daffodils at the place. Holly Maze is amongst the most unique highlights that the place offers. The gardeners have maintained strict guidelines to plant and maintain the herbs, shrubs, and trees. 

All year, you can access the ponds that have many different varieties of blooms, and fountains as well. The formal gardens are created keeping geometry and symmetry in mind. Additionally, the walled gardens are sheltered from the strong winds and offer the perfect microclimate for gardening. You will also find a special patch of wildlife there as well. Count it amongst the Birmingham best places to visit.

Highlights

• The Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens assumes a lot of popularity in WWII. The aircraft factory located at the same premises, used to manufacture Spitfires, and components for Lancaster bombers. You can explore it.
• The gardens represent the gardens of the 17th century and are a rare survival garden style, which you might like.
• If you have kids with you, you can take them with you, as they can discover nature at its best there.
• The place houses numerous formal gardens, walkways, orchards, and vegetable gardens. There are mud kitchens as well inside.