Sydney Gardens Park

Sydney Gardens is the oldest and one of the most famous parks in Bath. It was popular even during the royal families in the XVIII-XIX centuries. It is now listed in the Register of English Heritage Parks and Gardens and is of high historical value.

Sydney Gardens is located in a residential area, northeast of the town of Bath. The garden project was designed and implemented in 1795 by local architect Charles Hadtcourt. In 1839, some of the gardens were destroyed by the construction of the Western Railway. At the beginning of the XX century, the decision of the administration was carried out reconstruction and the beautiful gardens again became public in 1913. Even more famous for the park is the fact that opposite is the house where Jane Austen lived when she arrived in Bath.

Currently, the picturesque "Sydney Gardens", which are intersected by the canals Kenneth and Avon are a favorite place for walks of citizens and a famous tourist attraction.