Given to the National Trust in 1949 Bodnant, in the Conwy valley of North Wales, is one of its most magnificent gardens. It was created by five generations of the same family beginning in 1874. Close to the house there are beautiful rose gardens flowing down terraces filled with flowers which have amazing views towards the Carneddau mountains. The garden wanders down into a stunning ravine filled with a wonderful collection of trees, including majestic Giant Sequoia, and in spring the fabulous colours of a vast collection of rhododendrons and azaleas. All the seasons have their highlights and a visit is a joy you will want to repeat.

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