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Eden Project

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The Eden Project in Cornwall is a world-renowned ecological attraction featuring giant biomes, diverse plant life and educational exhibits.

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The Eden Project in Cornwall is one of the most spectacular attractions in South West England, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, education, and adventure for the whole family. Nestled in a stunning reclaimed china clay pit near St Austell, this world-famous ecological park features massive biomes housing diverse plant species from around the globe. Visitors can explore the Rainforest Biome, the largest indoor rainforest in the world, and the Mediterranean Biome, showcasing plants from warm temperate regions.

The Eden Project is not only a beautiful garden but also a hub for sustainability and environmental awareness, with interactive exhibits and workshops that engage visitors of all ages. Families can enjoy seasonal events, outdoor gardens, art installations, and walking trails that reveal the rugged Cornwall coastline and surrounding countryside. They also host events and gigs throughout the year so make sure to check what’s on!

With excellent facilities including cafes serving local Cornish produce, a gift shop, and accessible paths, the Eden Project is a must-visit destination when you explore Cornwall. It’s easily accessible from nearby towns and offers ample car park spaces for visitors. Whether you’re interested in botany, environmental science, or simply want to enjoy a memorable day out surrounded by stunning natural beauty, the Eden Project promises an unforgettable experience.

Location

Eden Project

Address

Bodelva, Par PL24 2SG, UK

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01726 811972

www.edenproject.com

Driving from our parks

  • Tamar View: 30.85 miles / 56 mins
  • Notter Bridge: 29.92 miles / 54 mins

Rating

4.2

Based on 5,074 reviews

Info correct at time of publish: January 6, 2026. Always check with location before visiting.

Reviews

Rich Poolman
2 weeks ago

I absolutely love the Eden Project and it’s one of my favourite places to visit whenever I come home. I could quite happily spend an entire day just in the rainforest biome.

The light displays during the Christmas period are incredible and genuinely magical — at times it feels like you’ve stepped into the movie Avatar, almost like being on Pandora. The smells, the humidity, the lighting effects, and the sound design paired with dramatic music create such an immersive atmosphere that you genuinely don’t want to leave.

An unforgettable experience and easily a 5 out of 5 for me.

Villan Chris
a month ago

The Eden Project was built in 2001 at the bottom of an unused clay quarry and the location was carefully selected due to Cornwalls mild maritime climate.

With it's futuristic looking bidomes boasts home to one of largest indoor rainforests complemented by a smaller Mediterranean dome which are both surrounded by outdoor gardens.

There is an ice rink and zip lines if your feeling more adventurous (both are an extra cost)

Expect to spend around 3-5 hours here.

Bringing your own food is allowed, but there are also several places to eat.

We found all the staff to be helpful.

The carpark is included in the admission fee.

H Weldon
2 months ago

My partner booked this for me as a treat on a recent break in Cornwall. My first thought was at approx £40 each was expensive but he had already booked it and I love plants so of course off I trotted. Having spent 5 hours there my mind is now changed on the admission price. I absolutely loved it. There is so much to see for plant lovers and it was a really relaxing walk round. Helped that the weather was great so we could take in all the outside areas too. Had our own packed lunch outside and a couple of cuppas in the cafes along the way.... be prepared to walk a lot and there are some steps/steeper areas but nothing too strenuous. If you have a mobility concern it may be worth checking with their team re accessibility etc. Everyone was really friendly and helpful and they all do an amazing job keeping this project maintained and thriving. I noticed they were installing an ice skating area while we were visiting so that would be lovely over the Autumn/Winter. Also if you re visit within 12 months it's free so that's a plus! All in all a great experience. 👍

Ruth Walker
3 months ago

Amazing place to visit no matter the weather! There are the inside biomes which are amazing to see in the sun or rain and the wonderful outdoor gardens to see as well. There are great outdoor play areas for kids and if you're feeling adventurous a zip-line that goes over the eden project as well. Definitely worth pre-booking though, to avoid the queues.

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