Oxford Botanic Garden 2-for-1 Entry
Get one free entry with one full-paying adult, with your Gardeners’ World Magazine 2-for-1 entry card. Valid at 407 gardens.
Founded in 1621, this is the UK’s oldest botanic garden, with a history of over 400 years as a centre of botanical excellence. It’s an oasis of biodiversity in the heart of Oxford, nurturing more than 5,000 plant species, including many rare, fascinating and beautiful treasures. In the walled garden, discover colourful herbaceous borders, displays of genetically related plants, geographical beds and medicinal herbs. There are glasshouses to take you around the world, a peaceful riverside water garden and much more.
Check before you travel
Always check the garden's website or call direct before visiting for up-to-date opening times, other ticket price options, and any one-off restrictions which may apply.
Always take your 2-for-1 Gardens card with you. If you've booked your tickets under the 2-for-1 Gardens offer, show your card on the day to validate the booking.
Please don't make multiple bookings or share your 2-for-1 Gardens card - card misuse will invalidate your discount claim.
Using your 2-for-1 card at Oxford Botanic Garden
- One free entry with one full-paying adult
- 2-for-1 Saving: £7.20. under-16s free with full-paying adult.
Opening details:
Open all year.
Entry prices:
OFFER: Garden 2-for-1 £7.20. Under-16s free.
Facilities:
- Toilet facilities
- Full access for the disabled
- Shop on site
- Light refreshment
- Accessible by public transport
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