You could get lost in the features of Durham University Botanic Gardens. Within the oriental garden are flowering bushes and an ornamental bridge. Furthermore, there is a big green house and many other features to explore. Look at the “what is on” section of their website to find more details. The Garden is host to plenty of activities that could be fun for all the family.
So why not visit the ten hectares of land on the southern outskirts of Durham known as Durham University Botanic Garden? You could even leave us a review sharing your experience.
The Café at Durham University Botanic Garden.
The café does a range of sandwiches, paninis, cakes, teas and coffees. It has indoor and outdoor seating; ideal for a sunny day.
There is a ramp at the entrance of the botanic garden. Whilst you cannot get to all areas of the garden using a wheelchair, There are many wheelchair friendly paths. Additionally, these paths are suitable for those pushing a pram. There is an accessible toilet. There are no braille or large print menus in the café. However, the staff are able to explain what is available. Staff are able to answer questions in the shop. The staff have not received training in neuro diversity, but they are able to help to the best of their capability.
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If you would like to explore more information about Durham University Botanic Garden then look to their website.