Hampton Court Palace Garden

Hampton Court Palace Garden is located in the UK, southwest of central London. The garden was created over the centuries, from the Tudor era to the XVIII century. In 1838, the palace and the magnificent park complex were opened to the public by Queen Victoria.

In this grand park complex you can see the Home Park with a bypass canal Long Water length of 1.4 kilometers and a width of 45 meters, alleys, a private residence Stud House and a golf course, the Shrubbery Park with a fountain of Diana and Chestnut Alley, the Flower Garden, which has many flower beds, as well as a beautiful rose garden. In the Forest corner you can admire exotic trees, the most interesting of which are equipped with tablets.

Of interest is the famous labyrinth of Hampton Court, created in 1702 from growing rakes, now it appears mainly as a hedge. It is also worth seeing the so-called Secret Garden, which is a huge flowering stall with curbs, flower beds and lawns decorated with sculptures. The garden is now restored as it was under Henry VIII. The Garden of Fountains was recreated, the water in which was replaced by flowers and trees.

Also in the garden of the palace is the Deep Garden, in which exotic plants grow, as well as the Great Vineyard, created in 1768, where Black Hamburg grapes are grown.