With a rich history and an abundance of glorious flowers all year round, Painswick Rococo Garden is a wonderful family day out.
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Dating back to the 1740s, Painswick Rococo Garden is an impressive historical attraction situated on the outskirts of Painswick, tucked away in a Cotswold valley and surrounded by countryside.
Open from early January to the end of October each year, Painswick Rococo Garden is a stunning day out for all ages, changing with the seasons.
Visitors to the Gloucestershire gardens can discover a restored 18th century pleasure park with follies, statues and water features, alongside creative planting.
There’s also plenty to keep young visitors entertained at Painswick Rococo Garden, with a nature trail, woodland play area and maze, which offers views of the Painswick Valley.
Not to mention a lovely on-site café, with a menu often featuring produce grown in the kitchen garden.
Plus, Painswick Rococo Garden is a unique wedding venue and also hosts events throughout the year.
For more information, call (01452) 813204 or visit rococogarden.org.uk.
Please note, following the Coronavirus crisis, Painswick Rococo Garden is now open again on Fridays and Saturdays in line with the latest government guidance, by advance booking only.
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