Tatton Park

Tatton Park is considered one of the most beautiful English parks. It combines both regular park compositions and almost virgin territories, where deer and rare species of birds live freely.

Tatton Park surrounds the mansion of the same name and is its beautiful continuation and addition. The park was designed by Humphrey Repton for the Egerton family in 1791. Today, anyone can plunge into the peaceful atmosphere of the magnificent Japanese garden with its bridges, stones and elegantly modest plants, or visit the rose garden, where a riot of colors and a mixture of aromas spin. Small visitors love the beech labyrinth, in which it is not scary to wander, but on the contrary - very interesting. The greenhouse invites lovers of tropical plants - its collection of ferns is one of the best in England. The estate is famous for its Deer Park, created by royal decree in 1290. Today it is inhabited by deer and noble deer, which can be observed throughout the year.

In summer, Tatton Park becomes the venue for a traditional exhibition of plants and garden design. Here you can see new varieties of flowers, evaluate fresh ideas in the design of flower beds, creating hedges and swimming pools. The best garden designers in England are ready to surprise, share experiences, give valuable advice. Entrance to the exhibition is paid. The rest of the time the park is open for free visits.