Syon Park Gardens


Syon House with its gardens is the last surviving ducal residence, complete with its country estate, in Greater London. The gardens are renowned for their extensive collection of rare trees and plants. The centrepiece is the spectacular Great Conservatory built by the 3rd Duke in the 1820s. Other features in the gardens are an ice house which took two days to fill with ice from the lake and a curving range of glasshouses with ferns, vines, succulents and flowers, set off by a formal Italianate garden. Capability Brown´s lake is a haven for wildlife and the views across the Thames-side water-meadows, still grazed by cattle, give Syon a unique rural landscape so close to the heart of London.

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Information on Syon Park Gardens, Brentford

Organisation/s: Historic Houses Association, Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) recommended garden
Opening Times: 19 Mar to 30 Oct, Daily 10:30-17:00. Nov to Feb, WE & new years Day only 10:30-16:00. Last admission 1 hour before closing.
Admission: Adult £4.00, Child/Concession/Student £2.50, Family £9.00.
Location: A310 Twickenham Road from A316. Turn right into Park Road, Isleworth or follow signs from A4 at Homebase Corner.
Facilities: Plants for sale, Gift shop, Light refreshments, Full disabled access, Toilet facilities, Parking available, Coaches welcome, Access by bus, Access by rail, Child friendly, Guide dogs only, Garden Acreage: 40 , Parkland/Woodland Acreage: 200
Events 2008: Easter Sun Mar 23: 'Rare Plants Fair' in the Gardens
Nov & Dec: Evening Illuminated Garden Walks (Dates to be confirmed)