Cirencester
Visit the charming Cotswold village of Bibury, with a row of tenanted 17th-century weavers’ cottages and a water meadow.
Water Garden to Visit
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- Convenient parking and accessibility (for garden centres)
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Minehead
Visit the ancient castle and comfortable country home with dramatic views over Exmoor over the Bristol Channel, and explore the working 18th-century watermill.
Penrith
Visit the 18th-century pleasure ground with woodland trails and a thundering 65-foot waterfall. Explore the sights around Ullswater by boat or lakeshore trails.
Penrith
Visit the 18th-century pleasure ground with woodland trails and a thundering 65-foot waterfall. Explore the sights around Ullswater by boat or lakeshore trails.
Markfield
Visit Stoneywell cottage in Leicestershire, designed by Arts & Crafts architect Ernest Gimson, and with a semi-formal garden alongside beautiful meadows
Kenilworth
Visit Stoneleigh Abbey. With humble beginnings as a Cistercian monastic house in 1154, Stoneleigh Abbey was converted at the Dissolution into a comfortable family home. One of the…
Birmingham
Visit Sheldon Country Park in Birmingham. Find out more about the attractions and sports facilities in Birmingham’s parks and playgrounds.
Oakham
Visit Rutland Farm Park, a family-friendly working farm with various animals to see, pet, and feed. Enjoy year-round events for parents and children. Find information on prices, opening…
Stamford
Visit Priest’s House, Easton on the Hill, a small 15th-century stone building in Northamptonshire.
Sutton Coldfield
Visit Plantsbrook Nature Reserve in Birmingham. Find out more about the attractions and sports facilities in Birmingham’s parks and playgrounds.
Windermere
Visit National Trust’s Townend, a hidden gem packed with local history. Step back in time at this historic farmhouse in the Lake District, Cumbria
Wolverhampton
Visit Moseley Old Hall in Staffordshire, an atmospheric Elizabethan home famed for hiding King Charles II from Cromwell’s army.
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