The gardens are open daily from Wednesday March 21st to October 31st, 11.00am to 5.30pm.The gardens will additionally open for charity on the following dates: Sunday March 18th 2012 - Gardens Open in aid of The National Garden Scheme. We very occasionally close the gardens early to accommodate special events for example the gardens are closed to all visitors on Saturday 12th May 2012, please check this closing early page for specific dates you might want to visit us
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Season tickets allow access every day of the season during normal opening hours and offer priority event booking. Season ticket holders may bring a friend for free on opening day and closing day March 21st and October 31st.
Gift vouchers are available for single entry or season ticket requests see shop
Please note that dogs are not allowed within the gardens, other than guide dogs, for the sake of our wildlife.
Discounts available for groups of 10 persons plus - click here for details
Want to know more about Malmesbury and what else you might do whilst in this historic town click here
WEATHER: Wondering what to do about the weather? Well Malmesbury is known for its poor potatoes because it doesn’t get enough rain - even rain forecast often slides by the side of our ancient hill to pass us by. If it does rain you’ll see the colours better and enjoy more perfume from the plants, we can lend you an umbrella, there is shelter by the refreshment counter and under the Belvedere (60 seats) where there is a video to watch and regular exhibitions. On windy days the C16th house shelters you and if it’s too hot the river gardens offer cool shade. Everything you need really whatever the weather!
Below is a useful multimap showing the location of the Abbey House Gardens in Malmesbury. If you click below the map you can then create a route map from your location directly to us. The best places to park are clearly marked on the map at the very bottom of this page.
The specific instructions below are for coach parties who are advised to disembark at
. The coach moves on to park at
. There is unlimited car parking space at Nurdens Garden Centre, which is then an 8 minute walk to Malmesbury town centre for the driver.
We are pleased to advise there are two coach parking bays available on a first come first served basis at this point *
( in the access road to the public car park), giving the driver closer access to Malmesbury town centre via Abbey steps. NB There are 63 steps to climb so this is not a suitable dropping off point for passengers.
Want to extend your stay in Malmesbury and stay locally? Then view our local accommodation information
Dont forget to check our closing early page for specific information on when you plan to visit us


