Tucked away beside the Thames, Chelsea Physic Garden is the oldest botanic garden in London and houses around 5,000 different medicinal, herbal, edible, and useful plants. Read more
Don't miss Autumn at Chelsea Physic Garden, it is the best time of year to drink in the glorious firework colours.
We are looking for enthusiastic people who can commit a regular amount of time each month to join our volunteer team and give valuable support to the Garden.
Spend a relaxed spring or summer afternoon with exclusive use of the beautiful Chelsea Physic Garden for your private Garden Party. A day in the garden with family and friends is a special and memorable way to celebrate.
It may be winter, but the Christmas Fair at Chelsea Physic Garden will be blooming with festive spirit. With over 100 stands selling gifts and produce from the finest British suppliers, discover unique presents you won’t find anywhere else, all with our signature botanical twist.
‘An Elixir of Letters’ A brand new exhibition of inscriptions and sculptures created by some of the UK's foremost letter carvers. Ends October 2018.
Hidden in the heart of London, Chelsea Physic Garden is a beautiful and magical setting for your special day.
Come and make your own Christmas wreath. Christmas wreaths are a lovely way to showcase the natural resources of the festive season as well as your creativity. Read more
It may be winter, but the Christmas Fair at Chelsea Physic Garden will be blooming with festive spirit. With over 100 stands selling gifts and produce from the finest British suppliers, discover unique presents you won’t find anywhere else, all with our signature botanical twist. Read more
This one-day workshop will cover how our immune system functions, understanding coughs, colds, allergies, identifying rose family, plant actions, remedy-making: inhalation, vapour rub, throat decoction spray & gargle. Read more
The Historical Walk, laid out along the western side of the garden has been planted to show the work of some of the best known people associated with The Chelsea Physic Garden’s history, through plants introduced or first named by them. Read more