Fletcher Moss Botanical Gardens

Fletcher Moss Park & Botanical Gardens is a botanical garden in southern Manchester, built in 1917 by local councillor Fletcher Moss, and hence its name. In recent years, a number of entertainment facilities have been developed on the basis of the botanical garden, including tennis courts, football fields, football fields and cafes.

Fletcher Moss Park and Botanical Gardens can hang around and are not suitable for wheelchairs or wheelchairs as the rockery is steep and the place is very uneven. The variety of plants is kept in good condition. There is also a small cafe with gardens trimmed and all for relaxation. It is based on an old chaplain's residence that opens and collects art exhibitions by local artists.

Great place to relax and enjoy the gardens , I live in Didsbury and enjoy walks in the park , easy parking on nearby streets , and cafe, tennis courts , football can be played in the park

Nature always has its way to soothe the soul and you'll find that amongst the beautiful botanical gardens here. Find a nice seat and take in the wonderful view, or walk about and enjoy the beautiful flowers on display.