Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens is a perfect place for peace, the gardens itself is huge and calming. My husband and i have visited the gardens for a few years ,... read more this year we renewed our vows at the gardens. With the current climate CBHG follow the correct protocol to ensure saftey of there vistors with hand washing and santising stations on the premises. The events held at the gardens are within the social distancing too so perfect for those who are anxious about the current situation. CBHG is a perfect venue for weddings and other occasion. The booking process is easy and the staff make it easier.

Dogs are allowed on short leads and throughout the year they do events suitable for all ages.

If your a garden lover its definitely worth the visit. We love it so much we became life time memb

  Spent a lovely time at the garden’s Christmas market yesterday. Best described as small but perfectly formed with few tasteful stalls, musical entertainment and the opportunity to have a coffee.... read more The whole experience really hit the spot. T

  Whilst not oozing with many myriads of beauty and viviacious colour, Castle Bromwich hall gardens is a very neat, well-maintained collection of horticulture, which serves as a pint-sized (you get... read more the impression they do all they absolutley can with what they've got), chilled out pause of greenary stuck in the middle of the frenetic movements of motorways and suburbia.
They've curated their nature very well and in doing so have created a mellow ambience, one which reflects the hall so much you fully expect a wealthy Victorian to emerge from the house to inspect his gardens!

One quibble though is the maze. Leaving aside my struggles to complete it, I was rather perturbed by the prickles and thorns that overhung the shubbery and grazed my being. This wasn't so bad bneath skies that demanded the wearing of long sleeves and trousers, but I imagine on balmier days that demand a decreasing of clothimg, they may prick exposed flesh rather sharply.

Despite living almost on its doorstep,this was my first trip to this cheaply-priced sanctuary, and now I've discovered it, it won't be

  It’s a lovely part of Birmingham to go and spend a few hours. It’s peaceful and the autumn colours when we went were beautiful. The staff / volunteers are friendly.... read more There is a cafe to buy hot drinks and cakes etc. Also they sell locally produced honey and jam. The car park is free although you do pay for admittance to the gardens. There are toilet facilities. The staff/ volunteers are doing all they can as regards being COVID c