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Greenbank is an oasis of tranquillity and beauty located less than a mile from the bustle of Glasgow’s Southside and for gardening inspiration, Greenbank Garden is unbeatable. It is an impressive celebration of west coast domestic gardening, featuring more than 3,600 named species of plants. Take a stroll around the garden or relax by the soothing water feature.

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May 2025

Beware of cobbles

Lovely garden. Nice for a wander and plenty of seating. National trust for Scotland site so visitors with accessibility requirements can have a companion join them for free. Please note the woodland walks (level paths) outside of the walls are free for everyone

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The shop and tearoom have level access. There are gentle slopes in the garden with mainly lawn paths. Unisex accessible toilet is the courtyard, adjacent to the reception/shop/tearoom. Sections of the garden are planted with scented and textured plants, and there is sound from water features. There are 8 steps to the door of Greenbank House (open Sunday 2pm - 4pm, March - September) , and then it is level (the upper floor is not open). Advice is available for disabled gardeners.