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York Museum Gardens

Botanical gardens in York, England. Contains the Yorkshire Museum and ruined St. Mary's Abbey

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Typical visit
1 h–2 h

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York Museum Gardens is a botanic garden located in england yorkshire. A British botanic garden curating native and exotic plant collections for scientific, conservation and public-education purposes. Botanical gardens in York, England. Contains the Yorkshire Museum and ruined St. Mary's Abbey

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Place summary

York Museum Gardens is a botanic garden located in Yorkshire, established in 1835. The gardens feature a diverse collection of plants and are situated adjacent to the Yorkshire Museum. Visitors can explore the landscaped grounds, which offer a tranquil environment for relaxation and leisure. The site is also home to several historic ruins, adding to its cultural significance.

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Coordinates
53.9614, -1.0881
Established
1835

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Frequently asked questions

Where is York Museum Gardens?
York Museum Gardens is in Yorkshire, United Kingdom.
What is York Museum Gardens?
Botanical gardens in York, England. Contains the Yorkshire Museum and ruined St. Mary's Abbey
How do I get to York Museum Gardens?
Its coordinates are 53.9614°, -1.0881°.
When was York Museum Gardens built?
Built or established in 1835.