These 40 acres of gardens include the restored Great Conservatory - a magnificent building of glass and Bath stone originally designed as a show house for the Duke's exotic plants. The 3rd Duke of Northumberland commissioned Charles Fowler to build the conservatory in 1826 and it inspired Joseph Paxton's designs for the Crystal Palace. Now the elaborate greenhouse is replanted with a succession of plants with a scented theme throughout the summer. The surrounding 'Capability' Brown designed parkland covers 200 acres and include a miniature steam railway which operates April to October at weekends, Bank Holidays, and by arrangement. There have been gardens at Syon for over 500 years which include herbaceus beds, a large lake and almost 200 species of rare trees. Unfortunately, the rose garden was washed away in a big storm in 2005.
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61 - 63 Petersham Road,Richmond Upon Thames,
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1.75 miles from Syon Park Gardens
This cosy hotel, housed inside a wonderfully restored Georgian townhouse, retaining many of its original features, blends seamlessly into the semi-rural environs of Richmond. Ornate ... More
Escape the hectic clamour of central London and retreat to leafy Ealing and the homely comfort of this family-run bed and breakfast. Located in ... More
Over a thousand coloured lights illuminate the beautiful oak trees and gardens at Syon Park for special winter evening guided tours taking you through the ...More
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Syon Park encompasses 30 acres of gardens and 200 acres of parkland attached to the Duke of Northumberland's London home, Syon House. The attractively ... More
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Over a thousand coloured lights illuminate the beautiful oak trees and gardens at Syon Park for special winter evening guided tours taking you through the ...More
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These 40 acres of gardens include the restored Great Conservatory - a magnificent building of glass and Bath stone originally designed as a show house for the Duke's exotic plants. The 3rd Duke of Northumberland commissioned Charles Fowler to build the conservatory in 1826 and it inspired Joseph Paxton's designs for the Crystal Palace. Now the elaborate greenhouse is replanted with a succession of plants with a scented theme throughout the summer. The surrounding 'Capability' Brown designed parkland covers 200 acres and include a miniature steam railway which operates April to October at weekends, Bank Holidays, and by arrangement. There have been gardens at Syon for over 500 years which include herbaceus beds, a large lake and almost 200 species of rare trees. Unfortunately, the rose garden was washed away in a big storm in 2005.
