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Garden · Paget, Paget
Bermuda Botanical Gardens
A public park of about 15 hectares in Paget, created in 1898, with greenhouses, themed gardens, fruit trees and native plants.
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About Bermuda Botanical Gardens
The Bermuda Botanical Gardens was established in 1898 and covers about 15 hectares in Paget, near Hamilton’s centre. It is maintained by the government and there is no entrance fee.
Paths cross lawns, woodlands, a native and endemic plant garden, a tropical fruit tree orchard, greenhouses and a sensory garden designed to be explored by touch and smell. There is also an area of cacti and succulents, which has been under restoration in recent years.
On the grounds are Camden, an 18th-century house that serves as the official residence of Bermuda’s premier, and the Masterworks art museum, housed in a former arrowroot processing shed. In April the garden hosts the annual agricultural show, one of the island’s traditional festivals.
Before you go
Practical information
Cidade Turismo reviews its information regularly, but something may have changed. Check with the place before planning your trip.
How much time to set aside
One to two hours.
Best time
In the morning, when temperatures are more comfortable. In spring there are more flowers.
How to get there
It is on South Road in Paget, a few minutes from Hamilton’s centre; South Road buses drop visitors at the gate.
Tip
Start at the native plant garden to see the cedar and Bermuda palmetto before viewing introduced species.
Official website
Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Bermuda Botanical Gardens
Is there an entrance fee for the Bermuda Botanical Gardens?
There is no admission charge. The park is open during the day; indoor buildings have their own hours.
What is Camden in the Botanical Gardens?
It’s an 18th-century house that serves as the official residence of Bermuda’s premier and is used for ceremonies.
How much time should I allow for the Botanical Gardens?
One to two hours for the gardens; more if you include the Masterworks museum.