Plas Brondanw Gardens

One of the Best Places To Visits in Garreg Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Amazing and interesting house. The views are beautiful and it has a good cafe. It's really a hidden gem with few tourists and well worth the entrance fee A series of framed gorgeous vistas punctuated with sculptures and views back to the house. Outdoor rooms and corridors that gently lead you with a sense of discovery between hedges and specimen plants into several hidden gardens. Mid-May the azaleas were vivid and I loved the simplicity of the fern lined avenue. The adventure continues on the southern side of the lane with paths leading up the hillside eventually reaching an amazing folly. With care you can climb three flights of stairs to a viewing deck from which you can see Moelwyn Mawr, Cnicht and Yr Wyddfa. Visited with my family. The garden was lovely. Not massive but very well kept and beautiful views. The is really worth a visit and actually free to go in. Well displayed art exhibitions. It has a v friendly and welcoming feel to the whole house. Chairs and sofas to sit on and plenty of books to read. Pleased that we discovered this place for a rainy morning. Enjoyed our lunch in the cafe especially the rarebit. Small,but extremely well kept gardens,quirky to have alook around with loads of history, make sure you go find the tower across the road from the carpark,up the hill a little bit,it's worth a look,also checkout the photo below of the tree and doorway,it confused me,doesn't take much! Photot of the lilly was from here too...💚 The is interesting and well worth a visit and the are pretty unique. Also would recommend the cafe. Nice outdoor seating if you're lucky to be there when the weather is good A hidden gem especially if you like Portmeirion and Clough Williams-Ellis influences Lovely although it was raining the day I visited but that didn't really detract from the garden Lovely tea shop attached as well The is free to enter and is interesting Lovely and a very interesting which was the home of Clough Williams Ellis - designer of Portmeirion - and his family. Fabulous mountain backdrop. Nice little cafe. Nice colourful gardens, but smaller than expected. Easily went round them in 1 hour, and that was at a gentle pace. Admission price of £7.50 seems a bit high. Good for a relaxing afternoon stop off though, as the and the surrounding woods and tower are free Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.