Amazing garden oasis created at the top of Blackpool Tower
and live on Freeview channel 276
An astounding array of artificial botanical and floral arrangements has been created especially by experts for the iconic landmark, such as orchids, palm trees, pink cherry blossoms and lilies.
The magical garden can be found in the Tower Eye, the highest level which boasts amazing views across Blackpool and the Irish Sea and includes the famous Sky Walk viewing platform.
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Hide AdFeaturing thousands of displays, including trailing vines and a flower wall 380ft in the sky, the Tower Top Garden is in place until Sunday August 28, offering visitors the chance to soak up the views across the Fylde coast and get the perfect selfie.
Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the garden and grab some time out of the heat while still enjoying the panoramic views the Tower Eye offers.
Aaron Edgar, senior attractions manager at The Blackpool Tower, said: “Our Tower Eye offers unrivalled views across our amazing coastline, so we’re really excited to
unveil our Tower Top Garden and offer something extra this summer.
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Hide Ad“We wanted to bring the outdoors in and create a beautiful garden where our visitors can get the perfect selfie and enjoy the views….and grab some time out of the sun
during the hot weather!
“We’ve worked closely with Margaret Mason Special Event Florist to bring in a whole host of displays and different types of flowers, so we’re looking forward to
showcasing the garden to both new and returning visitors.”
Once in the garden, visitors will also have the chance to experience the famous Skywalk, a five centimetre-thick glass viewing platform, offering a unique view of the
Blackpool promenade directly below.
Aaron added: “We know we have lots of families who love visiting us every summer, so we’re incredibly proud to have created one of the highest indoor gardens in the sky in the country, making the Tower Eye even more special.”
The Tower Top Garden is included in all standard Tower Eye tickets until August 28.
For further information, visit: www.theblackpooltower.com