Historic Gardens to visit in Cheshire
Garden: The timber-framed manor is set within a landscape of lovely parks and gardens stretching to 64 acres. There are nature trails and woodland walks around the estate.
Bramhall Park, Hall Road, Bramhall, Stockport, Cheshire, England, SK7 3NX
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An early 19th-century mock castle stands on a hill overlooking a lake. The castle is set within a landscape of sweeping lawns set off by a variety of mature trees, including chestnut, oak, and Cedars of Lebanon. The gardens around the castle are planted to provide a mix of colour and height. There is a rose garden, temple water garden, and mixed borders. Plantings provide colour at all times of the year, and there are lovely walks around the lake.
Cholmondeley, Cheshire, England, SY14 8AH
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Garden: One of the great gardens in north west England, in a 250-acre deerpark which is home to an ancient herd of fallow deer. There are lovely waterside plantings, richly coloured flowering borders, a small orangery and a profusion of azaleas.
Altrincham, Cheshire, England, WA14 4SJ
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Hare Hill Garden is a lovely 10-acre wooded garden set around a historic walled garden. Hare Hill is noted for its flowering azalea and rhododendrons and is home to the national collection of holly. Visitors will enjoy walks through the parkland surrounding the garden and can extend walks to reach Alderley Edge.
Prestbury Road, Over Alderley, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, SK10 4QB
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The botanic gardens of the University of Liverpool, sheltered by a belt of Lombardy poplars, oaks, and scotch pines from the winds of the Irish Sea, allowing year round interest.
University of Liverpool, Neston Road, Ness, Cheshire, England, CH64 4AY
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Don't be fooled by the name - the Roman Gardens is not a garden created by the Romans, but a modern green space where a number of Roman finds from the fortress of Deva have been gathered together for display. Among the finds displayed are stubs of Roman columns, pieces from the legionary headquarters and baths, and a reconstructed hypocaust (underfloor heating system). The site backs onto the old city walls, and you can clearly see the place where Parliamentary cannon forced a breach in the walls during the Civil War siege of Chester.
Little St John Street, Chester, Cheshire, England
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