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RHS Badminton
Flower Show

Badminton Estate Garden Tour and Breakfast Experience SOLD OUT

Enhance your visit to the RHS Badminton Flower Show with an special opportunity to explore the magnificent gardens of Badminton House and enjoy a delicious breakfast

As part of your visit to the RHS Badminton Flower Show , 8–12 July 2026, book tickets to an exclusive tour and breakfast package. This experience is run by the team at the Badminton Estate.

Meet the Head Gardeners during your tour and wander through gardens designed by Russell Page and François Goffinet. Admire vibrant summer borders throughout the South Gardens, take in the beautiful and explore the Walled Garden with its seasonal produce, rose-covered wisteria tunnels and impressive greenhouse.

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The South Gardens are filled with water squares, sculpted hedges and vibrant borders

Your experience includes a continental breakfast served in the historic Old Kitchen, and private access to the North Hall, where the modern sport of badminton orginated, along with a rare opportunity to view the 1st Duchess of Beaufort’s botanical florilegium – a treasured collection of detailed plant illustrations.

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The rose covered wisteria archway in the Walled Garden

Located just half a mile from the show, this 2.5-hour experience offers a memorable way to start your day at RHS Badminton Flower Show 2026.

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The Orangery at Badminton Estate

Your ticket includes:

  • Visit to the North Hall and viewing of the 1st Duchess’s botanical florilegium (a historic collection of plant illustrations)
  • Guided tour of the Formal and Walled Gardens, plus meet Badminton’s Head Gardeners
  • Continental breakfast in the Old Kitchen
  • Parking and shuttle bus transfer
  • Time: 9 – 11.30am

SOLD OUT

Spaces are limited to small groups and are expected to sell quickly - a perfect treat for garden enthusiasts and anyone looking to experience Badminton Estate in a truly memorable way.

  • SOLD OUT
  • Please note, dogs are not permitted on the Garden Estate tours
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The stunning facade of the house is enhanced by beautiful gardens