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A wonderful collection of tropical plants in a perfectly landscaped park. Easily accessible by bike from the pier via the paved road along the coast, it's a must-see for day trips.

We were not consciously looking for this place. We didn't know this place existed. And so we were very surprised by the variety of plants, flowers, colors, scents. And that in the middle of the Atlantic. A dream place.

Beautiful ancient gardens laid out by Augustus Smith, Lord Proprietor of the Scillys, next to his stately home in the 19th century. Today the garden is home to over 2000 species of tropical and subtropical plants.

Beautiful gardens laid out in the ruins of an old Benedictine abbey by Augustus Smith, Lord Proprietor of the Scillys in the 19th century. The garden is now home to over 2000 plant species from tropical and subtropical areas.

Wonderful gardens laid out around the ruins of an old Benedictine abbey by Augustus Smith, Lord Proprietor of the Scillys in the 19th century. Today it is home to more than 2000 tropical and subtropical plant species.

The burial chamber here dates to about 2000 BCE. It's a Bronze Age entrance grave with a kerb, inner passage and burial chamber clearly visible. Managed by English Heritage but open and free to visit it's a short push, walk from the nearest road.

The Abbey Gardens were founded in the 19th century and feature a huge lavish collection of plants from every Mediterranean climate zone. It's been described as Kew Gardens but without the need for glass. Paid entry but absolutely worth an hour or two wondering around. Look out for red squirrels and golden pheasants.

Unusual location to find these kinds of ruins. Beautifully kept & well worth a visit 👍👍