Ventnor Botanic Garden

The undercliff is has a micro climate all of its own and lends itself to being able to grow a wide range of far more warmer climate oriented species's of plants.  The site of the gardens one was the home of the Royal National Hospital, which developed a reputation for treating diseases such as TB. It was pulled down in 169 and even today it is said that the ghostly cries of the dying can be heard in the corridors.