Convenient to the Barber Institute. Very good lunch on the terrace overlooking the formal gardens More

Beautiful gardens and a lovingly restored and well maintained house. More

The gardens, the coffee shop and the history of the house More

I called in at Winterbourne on my way home from a conference with time to spare before my booked train. My visited lasted two and a half hours. The whole experience was a delight - friendly helpful staff, interesting and well displayed house (ground floor only), with original experiential access to the lives of the former occupants of the house.... More

My husband found details when looking on Birmingham University's website for something else. As we live less than an hour away, we decided to see what it was like. Entrance fee was modest and meant the visit was good value for money. Plenty of parking in the vicinity - it's right next to the University who owns this Arts and... More

Winterbourne House and Garden is an old Edwardian house with large grounds. It has been opened to the public as a botanical garden, museum and tea room. There is an outside dining area, which is delightful when the weather permits. Admission fees are modest, and there is no charge for staff and students of the University of Birmingham, which owns... More

Working near to Winterbourne Gardens, I recently decided to make best use of this faciltiy at lunchtimes. What a sensational place to visit. During my lunch breaks, I took some reading with me and sat on a bench. It is a sublime place to soak up the peace and tranquility in what is an otherwise busy city. In fact, one... More

Beautifully kept gardens with access to the natural surroundings of a reservoir.well thought out visitor attraction in the house giving history of families who had lived there.So calm and peaceful yet do close to city centre.Will definitely visit again.Would be worth a visit as the seasons change.Lovely plants for sale and small but attractive gift shop.Staff friendly and helpful. More

Been a member here for many years, way before the house was reopened. To sit on the terrace with either tea or wine beneath the wisteria is a delight. Lovely gardens but please parents keep ball games away from this place. Sunday afternoons beneath the trees in the Summer reaaing the papers doesn't get better than this. Evening Jazz evenings... More