Gardens North West Wales is known for the beauty of its natural landscape, but can also boast some lovely cultivated gardens that take advantage of the spectacular setting.
Or, if we've missed out any great gardens to visit in North West Wales, let us know
Details of private gardens open only occasionally to the public for charity can be found at the National Gardens Scheme website
Bodnant Garden
Recognised as one of the most beautiful gardens in Britain, Bodnant has got it all.
Bryn Eisteddfod
Gardening styles across three centuries in a Conwy Valley setting.
Carreglwyd
Wooded gardens and a lake around a 17th century Anglesey mansion.
Gwydir Castle
Peacocks roam this Grade I listed garden, set around a Tudor mansion.
Happy Valley
Formal and informal gardens with views over Llandudno Bay.
Haulfre Gardens
Popular paths between Llandudno's north and west shores run through these gardens.
Penrhyn Castle
The views and a walled garden are among the treats in store near Bangor.
Plas Brondanw
A garden of rooms designed by Portmeirion's Clough Williams-Ellis.
Plas Newydd
Magnificent grounds on the shore of the Menai Strait with views of Snowdonia.
Plas Tan y Bwlch
Victorian gardens adapted to encourage wildlife in the Vale of Ffestiniog.
Plas yn Rhiw
Find out more about the gardens with the spectacular views over Cardigan Bay.
Crûg Farm
Visit a plant collectors' garden with walled and woodland areas.
Portmeirion
Informal gardens and woodland in and around the village of Portmeirion.
Your garden
Amateur gardeners pass on their top tips and ideas.
Tell us about any beautiful gardens you've visited in North West Wales or one you go back to time and again without getting bored. Get in touch
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