Top Things to do in Stroud District
Things to do in Stroud District, England: The Best Gardens
Discover the best top things to do in Stroud District, United Kingdom including Througham Court Gardens, The Garden at Miserden, Painswick Rococo Garden, Monastery garden prinknash, Owlpen Manor House and Gardens.
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1. Througham Court Gardens
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. The Garden at Miserden
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4.5 based on 66 reviews
This lovely timeless garden, with spectacular views over the rolling Cotswold hills, created in 17th Century retains a wonderful sense of peace and tranquillity. Covid-19 update: The Garden at Miserden will be closed over the Autumn and Winter season. The last open day of the year will be Saturday 12th September 2020. We look forward to welcoming visitors again in the Spring.
Reviewed By missjcm
Stunning gardens set in a beautiful backdrop of hills and valleys. We visited on a sunny day on July but I imagine it's lovely in the autumn too.
3. Painswick Rococo Garden
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4.0 based on 798 reviews
Painswick Rococo Garden is a unique 18th century garden set in a hidden valley with lovely views of the surrounding countryside. Painswick Rococo Garden was designed in the 1740s as an English country gentleman's pleasure garden, a place for holding intimate garden parties. Laid out in a hidden valley around Painswick House, the Garden is now the country's only complete surviving rococo garden. Since 1984, an ambitious restoration programme has transformed the Garden from a woodland wilderness into a stunning place to escape the busy world. Enjoy beautifully-framed views or snuggle in one of the fanciful garden buildings. Battle to find the centre of the unusual maze and enjoy homemade food in the cafe afterwards. The Garden is famous for its snowdrop displays in winter, usually February
Reviewed By G0Charlie - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Check the website for the latest information. Currently large number of snowdrops out carpeting the ground. Many different varieties on show. Soon it will be daffodils and then blossom. Lovely path to walk around nice water features and views . Small shop with nice goods on sale and a lovely cafe with excellent coffee cakes and food. Eight pounds entrance fee although cafe is before the entrance. Would go again
4. Monastery garden prinknash
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4.0 based on 12 reviews
The monastery garden is freely open the the public. It is a 300+ year old walled garden owned by the monastic community of prinknash but under restoration by volunteers.
5. Owlpen Manor House and Gardens
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3.0 based on 10 reviews
Stunning Cotswold manor house set in its own private valley. House dates to the 1400s but the site has been inhabited for over 1000 years. Magical hanging gardens open to the public: they slope gently from the church down to the brook at the bottom of the valley, and visitors can find terraced formal gardens, extensive kitchen garden, orchards and woodland walks.
