A lovely garden with a beautiful flowers, a nice food place to eat in. Inside the garden and at the museum, a butterfly place that is reasonably priced, a farm that is free to visit, beautiful views, a free museum, a aquarium that is inside the museum that is cheap to visit a exubistion, that you could pay to see and a nice little shop you can buy a souvenir. What I done is 1 month I paid to do the butterfly place and the free farm, garden and museum. Then the next month I paid to go the aquarium.

More for the younger people, it is an oasis of green hilly relative peace. Aquarium is small, but for young people, interesting. Dinosaurs, world objects, masses of musical instruments. Some parts require payment. Food is not cheap,but is very good quality. Museum and cafe easy to navigate with a wheelchair, but outside is very hilly. Electric wheelchair or a fit pusher required!!

Beautiful gardens they are open earlier than the museum which is a bonus. They are elegantly done. Rich colours and manicured lawns for people of all ages to enjoy. Its free and so very well looked after. Plenty of benches to relax on to see the world go by. I came here for the museum and I got to enjoy a food market that served roasted pork, rum Baba, burgers and hotdogs. They also had some low alcohol beers and ales which was a plus to enjoy. Sunday is the day to go and I'm glad I went. Wonderful experience. I highly recommend here if you live locally a real gem. Also on a clear day you get amazing views

I regularly trade at the Sunday market in the Bandstand. It's a lovely community vibe with plenty food options and craft stalls. Open every Sunday from 10-4pm

It's always such a great day out whenever we visit here! The gardens are always meticulously maintained and have an array of beautiful flowers for visitors to enjoy.