Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

Edinburgh, Scotland

The Garden

The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE) began as Scotland’s first physic garden in 1670.  Today, a plant collection of over 13,500 species is cultivated in 25 hectares of garden landscape.  The importance of RBGE not only lies in the plant biodiversity research undertaken and the education programmes offered, but also as a green space in the middle of Scotland’s capital city.  Silent Spaces are now available at all four of the RBGE Gardens: Edinburgh, Benmore, Logan and Dawyck.

 

 

The Silent Space

RBGE’s Silent Space can be found a short walk from the entrance to Inverleith House.  Tucked away from the busiest garden routes, our space offers a moment of calm amid the bustle of everyday life – a place to rest your legs and slow your mind.

 

 

Images © RBGE

Web link: www.rbge.org.uk

For opening times please see the Garden's website.

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

Edinburgh, Scotland

The Garden

The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE) began as Scotland’s first physic garden in 1670.  Today, a plant collection of over 13,500 species is cultivated in 25 hectares of garden landscape.  The importance of RBGE not only lies in the plant biodiversity research undertaken and the education programmes offered, but also as a green space in the middle of Scotland’s capital city.  Silent Spaces are now available at all four of the RBGE Gardens: Edinburgh, Benmore, Logan and Dawyck.

 

 

The Silent Space

RBGE’s Silent Space can be found a short walk from the entrance to Inverleith House.  Tucked away from the busiest garden routes, our space offers a moment of calm amid the bustle of everyday life – a place to rest your legs and slow your mind.

 

 

Images © RBGE

Web link: www.rbge.org.uk

For opening times please see the Garden's website.