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Roscoff Tropical Gardens ( Roscoff, Brittany)

Description: This extraordinary garden boasts over 3,000 species of tropical plants, from all over the world, including South ... more

Roscoff Tropical Gardens ( Roscoff, Brittany) ... Africa, Chile and Australia. It has spectacular rockeries, and it is worth climbing up the highest 18-metre high rock, to get a superb view of the bay of Morlaix, Roscoff, Carantec and the Château du Taureau.

Newest Review: ... than that. Approaching the gardens, the parking area is not that impressive, and I believe the entrance way to be dull, though once you have paid your minor fee of 4.00 Euros (individual prices) for entry, the pathways take you on a journey of discovery. Parking is free although limited in space, giving shaded parking. Tariffs for the gardens are reasonable, and parties are catered for at ... more

... special excursion prices for more than 15 people. (working out at 3.5 Euros per head). - Closed in December, January and February. - Open on April, May, June, September and October from 10:00am to 12:30am and from 2:00pm to 6:00pm. - Open in July and Augu...more

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Roscoff Tropical Gardens ( Roscoff, Brittany): A LITTLE PIECE OF HEAVEN (822 words)
by - written on 12/10/06 (Very useful, 230 readings)
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Roscoff is a ferry port on the Northern Coast of Brittany, which many English people visit on their way to destinations all over France. So many times, I have seen people sitting waiting for ferries in the ferry port for up to four or five hours because they wanted to get to the ferry in time and did not realise the close proximity of the gardens, which are indeed a refreshing break in a journey, and time to take in the atmosphere and relax. I have also seen British people come over for day trips and not be aware of what Roscoff has to offer. What they don't get to see is what I want to tell you about as it may enhance a persons view of what is otherwise a ... Read the complete review