Winterbourne House & Garden

Winterbourne House & Garden in Birmingham is a hidden gem that perfectly combines history, nature, and charm. The Edwardian house offers a glimpse into early 20th-century family life, beautifully preserved with period furnishings and fascinating exhibits. Surrounding it are seven acres of stunning botanical gardens filled with rare plants, glasshouses, and peaceful walking paths. Each season brings new colors and blooms, making it delightful year-round. The tranquil atmosphere, alongside the picturesque lakeside and tea room, creates an ideal spot for relaxation and photography. Winterbourne House & Garden is a must-visit for anyone seeking beauty, heritage, and serenity in Birmingham.

I think the ticket price is a bit expensive. Either I can't understand the beauty of this garden, I personally like Japanese gardens. But I have been to other European gardens and I think they are more orderly than this one. If it is a free attraction, it is okay, but the price is so high, the cost performance is really average.

C graduated from UOB, and the whole family came to watch the ceremony [happy][happy][happy] The tallest building in the whole city is the school's clock tower [grin][grin][grin] Very beautiful building, big lawn, the sun is in a good mood today, occasionally showing a smile, this university has no doors, but foreign universities are basically open, the environment and learning atmosphere are very good. It is one of the best universities in the UK, great!

Winterbourne House is located in the University of Birmingham. It is a private estate belonging to the University of Birmingham. It can be visited for free with a student card. It is like a hidden treasure, with a collection of Edwardian art and crafts. There is also a seven-acre botanical garden in the estate with more than 6,000 plants. It is really a pleasure to take a walk in it.

On the Birmingham University campus, you can visit for free with a student card. There is afternoon tea, which is average. If you plan to come, you can visit the University of Birmingham. It is a particularly boring place, not crowded but very relaxing and comfortable, unlike other tourist attractions where there are too many people.