Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
The Bermuda Botanical Gardens spans 36 acres and showcases a diverse range of flora, primarily from tropical and subtropical regions. The gardens include special collections of native Bermudian plants, orchids, cacti, and a sensory garden designed for the visually impaired. Established in 1898, the gardens serve as both a living museum of plant life and a popular recreational area. Key features include the Camden House, an 18th-century Georgian estate now serving as Bermuda's official government residence, and a comprehensive arable farming plot. The Bermuda Botanical Gardens is not only a place for relaxation and education but also a center for conservation efforts aimed at preserving Bermuda's rich biodiversity. Visitors enjoy various walking paths, guided tours, and vibrant annual events like the Ag Show.