Pietermaritzburg National Botanical Garden
Description
The Pietermaritzburg Botanical Garden, also known as the KwaZulu-Natal Botanical Gardens, focuses on conservation of indigenous plants, and the growth of east coast grasslands. It is known for its long avenue of trees leading to a bell tower that houses a ship bell from the HMS Princess, that King George V used to cross the channel in 1918. Features include a medicinal garden, nursery, shop, Saturday morning farmers market, and Sisipho Strelitzia Room Restaurant. Over 150 species of birds have been recorded.
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