The Eden Project
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Visit Eden - Eden Project
WEBEntry to the Eden Project is not guaranteed without an advanced booking. All* visitors to Eden are strongly encouraged to pre-book a time slot in advance of each visit, including Passholders and those who can visit for free. *Eden Project Members (and their guests) no longer need to pre-book timed entry, and are guaranteed admission before last ...
A guide to prehistoric plants - Eden Project
WEBAristolochia gigantea. These plants with their scrambling leaves and massive drooping flowers were around when dinosaurs roamed the earth. In the Cretaceous period (142 -65 million years ago) the early flowers had arrived, with many pollinated by insects too – just like flowers today. The Aristolochia’s smelly flowers attract flies, which ...
Our origins - Eden Project
WEBThe doors of the Eden Project open officially for the first time on 17 March 2001. The Biomes are shrouded in Cornish mist but, as dawn breaks, the air clears and thousands of visitors and staff look out onto what the Times calls the 'eighth wonder of the world'. We welcomed 1.8m visitors in our first year.
Planning your visit - Eden Project
WEBPlanning your visit. Visit Eden. A day at Eden is a real adventure. The indoor Biomes and the gardens outside cover roughly 30 acres and take about four hours to explore. The site is brimming with facilities to make your visit easy and enjoyable. The paths of Eden climb up and down the slopes of the former clay mine, but there are plenty of ...
Admission prices - Eden Project
WEBFind out how much you'll pay for admission below. Get the best value tickets by booking online! Save money by pre-booking entry to Eden online rather than buying tickets at the Visitor Centre. Please note that entry to the Eden Project is not guaranteed without an advanced booking. All visitors to ...
What is pollination? – a resource for kids | Eden Project
WEBJul 19, 2022 — Eden at home. Pollination is a very important part of the life cycle of plants. Insects, birds, bats and the wind take pollen between flowering plants, which means the plants can make seeds and reproduce (have babies!). The video and pictures below show how. Published.
About us - Eden Project
WEBAbout us. Get the low-down on Eden as an educational charity, social enterprise and visitor attraction; on how we’re funded; and on our sustainability and financial performance.
FAQs - Eden Project
WEBGet the best value tickets by booking online! Save money by pre-booking entry to Eden online rather than buying tickets when you arrive – see our admission prices.. Please note that entry to the Eden Project is not guaranteed without an advanced booking, so all* visitors to Eden, including Passholders and those who can visit for free, are strongly …
How to build your own den - Eden Project
WEBAll good dens need a sturdy frame. Chairs and tables are one quick way of building a structure. Bamboo canes: light, strong and fairly cheap. Poles: if you can’t get bamboo, you are going to need something similar, such as broom handles or tent poles. Bendy sticks: make all sorts of interesting shapes with these, or with plastic bendy pipes.