Whether you call it a colony, a puffinry, a circus, a burrow, a gathering, or an improbability, Puffins Galore! has arrived. Forty-two artist decorated sculptures can be seen right along the coast from Bempton to Spurn Point, with a cheeky few migrating inland. With their brightly coloured bill, striking black and white plumage, orange legs and comical waddle, puffins are some of the world’s best-loved seabirds – they are also seriously threatened by human activities and the effects of climate change.

Building Better Lives Through Heritage

There are plants from all around the world, outdoor art, glasshouses, and a tourist centre in this 10-hectare garden.