The Royal Landscape

The Royal Landscape is a paradise for gardeners. Whether you're an expert or an aspiring horticulturalist or just someone who appreciates a stunning floral display.

 

The Savill Garden

Britain's finest ornamental garden, The Savill Garden is a true wonder. It's a garden for all seasons and a place of beauty and colour that's loved by horticulturalists and enthusiasts alike. Visitors can journey through 35 acres of interconnecting gardens and exotic woodland. Every garden has its own unique attraction, featuring a distinctive group of plants that introduce a fresh burst of vibrant colour throughout the seasons.

 

The Valley Gardens

The Valley Gardens are on the northern shores of Virginia Water – 250 acres of landscaped garden and woodland, twisting trails and pathways.

 

Virginia Water

Virginia Water was first dammed and flooded in 1753. Until the creation of the great reservoirs, it was the largest man-made body of water in the British Isles.

 

Windsor Great Park

Windsor Great Park is the only Royal Park managed by The Crown Estate. Once part of a vast Norman hunting forest it was enclosed in the late 13th Century. Covering 2,020 hectares of parkland, it includes a mix of formal avenues, gardens, woodland, open grassland and a deer Park.

 

For further information please see the website.

Adult £9.75

Senior £8.75