Castle Bromwich Hall & Gardens Trust

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4.6

( 8 reviews )

Summer Camps, Golf

Open 10:30 AM - 04:30 PM See Hours

off Chester Rd, Hall Rd, Birmingham B36 9BT, United Kingdom +44 1217-494-100

Castle Bromwich Hall & Gardens Trust is a historic and picturesque estate located in Castle Bromwich, Birmingham. The Trust was established to preserve and maintain the grounds, which were originally designed in the 17th century by the renowned landscape architect Charles Bridgeman. It is a popular attraction for visitors and locals alike, with stunning gardens, a beautiful orangery, and a unique maze. The estate also boasts a rich history and has been home to a number of notable figures over the years. The Trust works hard to uphold the estate's cultural significance and provide educational resources to the community. Whether you are looking for a tranquil escape or a fun day out with family and friends, Castle Bromwich Hall & Gardens Trust is definitely worth a visit.

Amenities and More

Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
Children
- Good for kids
Pets
- Dogs allowed
Amenities
- Picnic tables
- Public toilet

Reviews

4.6/5

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Terry washington

March 22, 2024

Some friends introduced us to this garden which was very nice and had some beautiful flowers and paths round a walled garden. A small maze too and a bummer house, and orangey. The tea rooms was also very pleasant and we enjoyed a cream tea there at a very reasonable cost.

Gerald djajaputra

March 22, 2024

Castle Bromwich Hall & Gardens Trust is an ok place, nothing special around. Car parking is free, £5 for adult in the entrance need to pay, there is a cafe beside the entrance. And there is a place you can do a wedding. But 1 criticism I have is when I received a map the first thing I saw was a maze and I was so excited about it. But when I reached the destination point I walked around the garden, there was no maze, I thought I expect to have a big maze.

Luis adolfo quesada

March 22, 2024

Great garden to visit. Hall is a hotel only the garden is part of the trust. But it's an amazing bid garden.

Raja usman rehman

March 22, 2024

I attended the last dog cafe of this season with my puppy. We did not enter the gardens, but they had a puppy cafe outside the garden gates for dogs and owners to gather. It was very pleasant. I was greeted by a friendly gentleman who was very informative about where we could sit and go with dogs. The staff were very friendly and polite. It was a great place to socialise my dog as part of her training and the locals who also attended were very friendly and welcoming. I look forward to returning again to the doggy cafe in the summer months.

Lynn bowman

March 22, 2024

Beautiful place, reasonably priced day out with lots of lovely areas to sit and eat, and a cafe. You can take your own food and drink also.

Colleen weber

March 22, 2024

What a surprise! Apart from the botanical gardens in Birmingham, this is a wonderful "hidden" garden within a city metropolis! There were lovely flowers, landscaping, paths and lawns. Bees were pollinating everywhere without being worried by us human beings. Butterflies of different varieties were lazily flying around. It was all beautiful. The funny thing was that our kids spent the most time nosing around the vegetable garden, seeing what was grown and what was still growing! We ignored the maze though. The holly-hedge walls looked a little too prickly for our liking! ...of course all of that was during the summer. It's all completely different in the winter; still good to walk around and see nature at any time of the year.

Fernanda almeida

March 22, 2024

Went to the Gardens for a willow weaving event with Faye, had a lovely stroll around the Gardens and was wondering ' why have I not been before' proper hidden gem and lovely place to enjoy a picnic.

Erick romero

March 22, 2024

We came here as it was part of the Rhs Partner gardens scheme. They are gardens with loads possibles they just could do with some more tlc. There are some lovely plants and the gardens were well laid out but there are a lot of weeds in all the beds and the gardens look a bit tired. There's a lovely little tea shop selling homemade cakes and nice hot and cold drinks.