The Cascade, built by Joseph Paxton. It descends 200 feet over
a series of 24 steps - and as you can see from this photo, children
find it irresistible on a warm day!
Fountains at the top of the Cascade
Flowers line the paths that meander through Stand Wood.
This tunnel above the Maze marks the exit of the ventilation shaft
for Paxton's greenhouse
Statuary beside the Cascade
The Maze
The Maze hedges - it is easy to lose your way!
Garden view at the entry to the Maze
The Canal Pond. Chatsworth House is to the right, the War Horse
to the left.
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