The impressive haul can be found in the atmospheric Myth and Folklore area of the attraction’s Outdoor Gardens, where they ...
Luke Mabbott, who found fame on the sixth season of popular television show Love Island, completed his first marathon event today (October 20, 2024) by crossing the finish line at the Eden Project ...
The palm, which is now the rarest plant in the Eden Project’s Rainforest Biome, had previously been grown at Cambridge ...
A firm fixture in the running calendar, the Eden Project Marathon and Half-Marathon offers a challenging route through areas of spectacular mining heritage and beautiful countryside landscapes.
The Core is home to our Invisible Worlds exhibition, which explores the interconnectedness of life and the environment at every scale. The beautiful modern architecture of the Core is based on the ...
As a major cultural venue, we're home to a spectacular series of summer music concerts – the Eden Sessions – and we're also a hub for the visual arts in Cornwall. We present permanent installations ...
Part of the Eden Project, the National Wildflower Centre (NWC) uses wildflowers to bring biodiversity, delight and colour into the lives of communities across the UK. From hedges, fields, and ...
In the late 1990s a small group gathered to talk about an idea – to create a place like nothing anyone had ever seen before; a place that explored our place in nature, a place that demonstrated what ...
A huge breathing ceramic sculpture, rising almost to the roof of The Core building, pays homage to one of the world’s smallest but most important organisms: cyanobacteria. At almost nine metres tall ...
None of our work and successes would be possible without the generosity of our donors and supporters. Maintaining a strong and diverse financial base is crucial to preserving the Eden Trust’s ...
The Eden Project aims to provide a great experience for all ages, abilities and backgrounds. We work hard to make our site as accessible as possible for everyone and we are proud to have won multiple ...
Invisible Worlds reveals the world beyond our senses: too big, too small, too fast, too slow, too far away in space and time. The exhibition explores how life is shaped by, and shapes, invisible ...