The Hidden Gardens glasgow

Beautiful! Perfect for kids (and adults) to explore and run about. Highchair, changing room & decent kids menu in the cafe make this a stress free place to bring my toddler and enjoy an outdoor space with him. We love all the nooks and crannies within the garden and smelling the herbs. The outdoor cafe area makes it possible to enjoy a sneaky coffee and cake with pals while little one happily roams on the grass too. Thoroughly recommended.

Went for an event. Lovely gardens, lovely people. Very informative and I enjoyed the macrame workshop.

Glittering Gurdwara dome overlooks this sweet-smelling garden full of exotic and unusual plants ✨

Great place in the city to: chill out, eat some cake (great Gluten Free options) check out some art & meet nice people. Go for a visit. The evening venue is absolutely boiling so dress light or wear layers

The Hidden Gardens host an incredible range of fantastic, usually free, events that always celebrate creativity in an inclusive and relaxed environment. One of my favourite places to be, even when there aren't any events on. Just sitting breathing the air, looking at the trees, plants and beautiful Gurdwara behind the Gardens is a regular treat. Where else can you see pears and apples growing alongside wildflowers and herbs in a city garden that's free for all to visit? Love it.

I love this place. Really tranquil but also fun for small children with lots of corners to explore. I took my 1 year old granddaughter and we were both very happy there ...even though the cafe isn't open yet. That's saying something cos I do love a cafe!

Fantastic guide from the carers. They made you feeling more relaxing much better than meditation. I will definitely go there when I need an escape.

Very peaceful, beautifully maintained and planted. Lots of interesting plants and herbs to learn about. It’s amazing that all this is done by a charity a few paid staff and lots of volunteers.

Was waiting for the car fix and accidentally found the chill garden. Really peaceful and the green was big enough to do a proper social distance picnic given it’s so hidden, not much people were there on a Saturday afternoon was a plus. Highly recommend for people who’s looking for some peace to enjoy the quietness or the lovely plants.

A hidden gem. Having spent my life in and around Glasgow I was delighted to discover this hidden gem of peace and tranquility in the middle of a busy residential area. We'll worth a visit, and even a picnic.