Is this a tourist trap? Or worth a visit?
Posted by
Memphis, TN
9 posts
I've not been, but all reports are very positive. When I was in Cornwall and Devon a few years ago, I met a family that included two charming girls under 10. They had recently been to the Eden Project and reported it the best, although they found the tropical forest part much too warm (although the waterfall helped cool them). I hope to return to the area in the future, and the Eden Project is definitely on my list. You should check out the Web site.
Posted by
Pensacola
9110 posts
Ugh! I'm sure their motives are high and they do good work....the stuff you don't see. Entrance stiffs you about twenty-five bucks a head. Had it been free, I would have left in fifteen minutes....as it wasn't, I wandered around for almost two hours....and wished I hadn't. There are better botanical gardens and water conservation demonstations all over the world.