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"The great outdoors, indoors!"Plantasia houses a huge variety of unusual and exotic plants of great interest, including several species that are extinct in the wild. |
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of the plants from the tropical regions of the world which grow in
Plantasia are familiar, such as those kept as houseplants in homes
across the UK. Here, also, fruits such as bananas, coconuts and pineapples grow on trees rather than sitting on supermarket shelves. |
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| Children particularly enjoy a visit to the Butterfly House, where a variety of species fly freely and various stages of butterfly development can be seen. The exotic insects, reptiles, fish, birds and cotton top Tamarin Monkeys are also very popular with younger visitors. | ||
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If you visit during school holidays, then there`s usually something extra on to entertain the children, such as exhibitions, treasure trails and other fun activities. | |
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