Belfast Tropical Ravine — Attraction in Belfast

Wonderful restoration of the Original Victorian Ravine! They have brought it into the 21st century , making the whole ecosystem as efficient as possible ,yet retained as much of the original Victorian charm, character and structure as possible. I am so glad to see this as sadly without the restoration it would have decayed beyond saving and in doing so this means that future generations to come will still have this small taste of Paradise to enjoy . Well worth a visit , I chatted with one of the young member of staff named Lewis who surprised me with his knowledge of the plants and the history of the building ! He even showed me the fish tank on the lower level with the "Vegetarian Piranhas" yes there is such a thing! I look forward to visiting over the years to come and seeing the Ravine filling once again with the wonderful array of plants I enjoyed when...

Visiting the Belfast Botanic Gardens at the end of May 2024 was an enchanting experience that left me utterly spellbound. The gardens are a verdant oasis in the heart of the city, brimming with vibrant colors and diverse plant species. Walking through the meticulously maintained paths, I was captivated by the lush greenery and the delicate beauty of the flowers in full bloom. The Palm House, with its exotic plants and stunning architecture, was a particular highlight, offering a serene escape into a tropical paradise. The Rose Garden, with its fragrant and colorful blooms, was equally mesmerizing. The staff were incredibly knowledgeable and passionate, enhancing the overall experience. I left the Belfast Botanic Gardens with a renewed appreciation for nature's beauty and a deep sense of tranquility. Highly recommended for anyone...

This Tropical Ravine in Belfast’s Botanic Gardens has been restored with many of its original Victorian features reinstated and preserved.Split over two levels with an open reception area on the ground floor, the building has been modernised to make it more energy efficient with new triple-glazed windows installed to retain heat and create the right environment for the tropical plants it is home to. Visitors will now be able to learn about the conservation work and plant collection thanks to new interactive and digital exhibits. Accessibility has also been improved with the introduction of sensory facilities for sight and hearing-impaired visitors. There is limited access to the ground floor. You can arrange access when booking a tour and for certain activities in the Tropical...