The Eden Project is a visitor attraction in the United Kingdom, including the world's largest greenhouse. Inside the artificial biomes are plants that are collected from all around the world.
The Eden Project is wholly owned by the Eden Trust, an educational charity. The exhibits, events, workshops and educational programmes to remind people of our dependence on, and connection to, the natural world. Over a million people every year to join in the events and learn from the exhibits and to ensure all the visitors leave knowing something more about their connections to the world.
Explore the steamy humid tropical regions of the world visiting tropical islands, South East Asia, West Africa and Tropical South America. You’ll see the massive forests, luscious tropical plants, a huge crashing waterfall, homesteads and, if you are lucky, birds and insects. A wide array of smallholdings, plantations and exhibits growing sugar cane, bananas, coffee and much more show how we are connected to these far off places.
Eden is great for the kids. There are imaginative children's play areas, impromptu storytelling, workshops and the trails featuring endless leafy places to play with shortcuts and hideaways, stepping stones and sandpits.

Eden project is a must visit for all ages

Main Attractions:
► Rainforest Biome - Explore the steamy humid tropical regions of the world visiting tropical islands, South East Asia, West Africa and Tropical South America.
► Mediterranean Biome - The Mediterranean is one of only five small regions around the world sharing a distinctive climate. These regions cover only 2% of the land surface of the Earth but hold 20% of its plant-life.
► The Core - Eden’s Education Centre, a fantastic building that has become an inspirational hub for events, exhibitions and learning for everyone. It's a place to grow ideas, a meeting place where you can discover, learn, do, make, play, listen, talk, communicate, participate, watch, be entertained and enjoy, whatever your age.
► Play areas, impromptu storytelling, workshops

  ...and much more

Suitable for age group:
► Baby
► Toddler
► Age 3-5
► Age 6-12
► Teen

Opening Seasons:
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Opening Times:
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Admission prices: Adults/ OAP / Children and babies:
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Food and beverages on site:
The restaurants and cafés at Eden offer vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options and do not knowingly include GM ingredients in any of the food. As well as enjoying the food you can also find out all about food and how it grows at Eden. We support the local economy by buying local food. Healthy kids menus available.

Baby changing facilities:
Yes

Pushchair friendly:
Yes

Full Postal Address:
Eden Project, Treverbyn, Cornwall PL24 2, UK

Directions by car:

Eden is easy to get to from both the A30 and A38. There are signposts on both roads.

Nearest train station:
St. Austell is the nearest major town with a train station. It is four miles from Eden. A bus service to the Eden Project meets many of the trains coming into St. Austell. The nearest train station to Eden is Par. It is a 45 minute walk or a short taxi ride to Eden.
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Nearest bus station:
Eden has its own bus service which is painted bright green. Buses run regularly from St. Austell, Newquay, Helston, Falmouth and Truro to the Banana car park at Eden. The walk from Banana car park is the most accessible route for entry to Eden. All return bus services leave from Banana car park. A discounted combined bus ticket and entry is available.
 

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