“ The Eden Project is a mind-boggling feat of architecture and biological engineering. ” Ways to explore Eden Visiting with kids Take your kids around the world, from the Med to the rainforest, without …

The Eden Project in Cornwall, UK, is an eco visitor attraction and educational charity exploring the interconnections between all living things.

Discover all the things you can enjoy at Eden throughout the year, including our Biomes, Outdoor Gardens and Invisible Worlds exhibition.

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 …

Book in advance to get the best value tickets to the Eden Project. You must pre-book online to visit on our busiest days in school holidays. On other days, tickets are available on arrival.

Eden Project's Mission We demonstrate and inspire positive action for the planet. As a growing movement of global citizens, we reconnect people with nature, we demonstrate and communicate …

The Eden Project is closed to the public on 25–27 March 2026 as we host Anthropy. Anthropy is a unique gathering for leaders which aims to spark imagination and foster fresh thinking – working to …

The Eden Project became home to the UK’s first new operational deep geothermal power plant since 1986. The 5km geothermal well provides heat for the Eden Project Biomes, nursery and building, …

Eden is home to a vast collection of incredible plants. On your visit you can explore wild lands and natural landscapes, verdant rainforests, Mediterranean hillsides, North American prairies and Wild …

Answers to frequently asked questions about visiting the Eden Project.