Discover more about the plants that help us celebrate Christmas with our Christmas Pudding trail. You can pick up a copy of this trail at the Welcome Centre or download it in advance.
You can print the map at home or download to your device. Maps are also available at the Welcome Centre.
Access and facilities
The Botanic Garden is a beautiful and compact green space to explore with a family. Visitors are welcome to picnic on the lawns, relax under the shade of a tree or learn about how plants have changed the world.
Useful things to know:
Our shop, toilet facilities are all open to the public.
Picnics are welcome, but please take away any waste
The Garden is accessible for wheelchairs and buggies.
Children’s scooters can be parked by the Welcome Centre.
Children are welcome to collect fallen leaves, petals etc from the ground, but please don’t pick anything from the plants.
Please be aware:
The river Cherwell runs along the side of the Garden
The Garden contains nearly 5,000 different plants; please make sure that children do not put any plants in their mouths, and please wash hands before eating
If visiting with children with additional needs, please look at our online access guide for more information
