Tatton Park garden


Tatton Park´s gardens are almost a collection of gardens within a garden. Outside the walled garden, the earliest formal areas include the beech maze, first established around 1795. This was designed in `gardenesque´ style by Lewis Wyatt in 1814, and contains a flower bed shaped as petals. Among the smaller gems of the gardens is the Leech pool, ablaze with colour from banks of azalea each May, the Rose garden and the contrasting Tower garden with its topiary backdrop. At the end of the garden, between the Choragic monument and the arboretum lies the Japanese garden, rated to be one of the finest examples in Europe.

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Tatton Park,
Knutsford,
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WA16 6QN

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Opening Times: 15 Mar-28 Sep, Tue to Sun 10:00-18:00, 30 Sep-31 Jan 09, Tue to Sun, 11:00-16:00. Open BH Mons.
Admission: NT Members Free. See NT website for admission prices.
Location: Two miles north of Knutsford, four miles south of Altrincham, five miles from the M6 exit 19, three miles from the M56 exit 7. Well signposted on the A556, entrance on Ashley Road. One and a half miles north east of junction A5034 and the A50.
Facilities: Limited Disabled Access,  Gift Shop,  Plants for Sale,  Guided Tours (restrictions may apply),  Light Refreshments,  Restaurant,  Parking Availability,  Coaches Welcome
Garden Acreage: 50
Parkland / Woodland Acreage: 1000
Events 2008: There will be a variety of exhibitions and talks as part of oneplace - an ambitious landscape-based contemporary arts programme that will run until 2008