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Eden Project Core building and Biomes

Visit Eden

Our home in Cornwall used to be a barren landscape – a former clay mine with no soil or plants. We transformed this huge crater into a beautiful global garden, which sets the stage for an extraordinary day out where you’ll rediscover the natural world as you've never experienced it before.

Explore massive covered Biomes to trek through the world’s largest indoor rainforest and immerse yourself in the calm fragrance of the Mediterranean Biome. Enjoy extensive Outdoor Gardens, contemporary artworks, performance and storytelling. Discover places to rest, play and eat, and pick up inspiring ideas to take home on how to care for the planet that cares for you.

To find out how we're keeping our visitors safe during the pandemic, please see our FAQs.

The Guardian

“The Eden Project is a mind-boggling feat of architecture and biological engineering.”

Ways to explore Eden

Children on Cloud Bridge in Rainforest Biome at Eden Project

Visiting with kids

Take your kids around the world, from the Med to the rainforest, without leaving the UK.

Woman and girl in Western Australia Garden at Eden Project

Plants and nature at Eden

Explore wild lands and natural landscapes, verdant rainforests, Mediterranean hillsides and much more!

Globe model on Rainforest Canopy Walkway at Eden Project

Sustainability at Eden

Gain inspiration from the way we work with nature in many ways, from reducing energy use to recycling waste into soil.

Eden Sessions music concert at Eden Project

Arts and culture at Eden

We're home to the Eden Sessions summer music concerts as well as a stunning collection of major artworks.

How to get here

We'd love it if you got here by bus, train, bike or on foot, but if you are coming in a car, please use this postcode in your satnav: PL24 2SG.

See full directions

Rainforest Biome at Eden Project

Rainforest Biome

The gleaming green jewel in our crown, the Rainforest Biome is home to the world's largest indoor rainforest and is an absolute must-see!

Explore the Biome

Tulips growing in Mediterranean Biome at Eden Project

Mediterranean Biome

Huge spiky cacti, gnarled ancient olive trees and sweet smelling fruits and herbs await you in our breathtaking Mediterranean Biome.

Explore the Biome

Kids running around Seed sculpture

What's on

Discover the special events that will be on when you visit.

See our events calendar

Boy and girl beside pond at Eden Project

Things to do

Explore the places, exhibits and activities that are available at Eden throughout the year.

Plan your adventure

Eden Project map

Maps of the Eden Project

Get a sense of the size and layout of the Eden site.

Explore the maps

Exterior of Mediterranean Biome at Eden Project

Book tickets

All visitors to Eden must now pre-book a time slot in advance of each visit.

Bodelva china clay pit

Our origins

Find out how we transformed a lifeless clay pit into a plant-filled paradise as a symbol of regeneration.

Read our story

Family on rope bridge in Rainforest Biome at Eden Project

Planning your visit

Get practical tips on planning your day out at Eden.

Food and drink

The delicious food we serve in our range of cafés reflects the stories we tell in our exhibits.

A person pushing someone in a wheelchair through the biome

Accessibility guide

We work hard to make Eden as accessible as possible for people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds.

A young child walking through the outdoor gardens with the biomes straight ahead

FAQs

Answers to frequently asked questions about visiting the Eden Project.

Rainforest Walkway in the Rainforest Biome

Our mission

We are an educational charity and social enterprise. Our global mission is to create a movement that builds relationships between people and the natural world.

Bee on sunflower

Support our mission for positive change

By joining as a Member or making a donation, you’ll help to support our transformational projects in the UK and around the world.

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