Last updated on 16 October 08
Museum of Garden History
3.0/5 (2 ratings)
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Courtesy Museum of Garden History
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Courtesy Museum of Garden History
Gardenvisit Editorial
A small re-created seventeenth century knot garden in a former churchyard. It commemorates two famous gardeners whose tomb is also there. John Tradescant and his son were gardners to Charles I and II - and were adventurous plant hunters. The garden adjoins the Museum of Garden History.
Address - Lambeth Palace Road, London, Greater London, England, SE1 7LB
Opening times - All year. Tuesday to Sunday. Closed over Christmas period. Open 10.30am to 5pm.
Admission - Adult £3.00 donation requested
Website - Visit the Museum of Garden History website
Opening times - All year. Tuesday to Sunday. Closed over Christmas period. Open 10.30am to 5pm.
Admission - Adult £3.00 donation requested
Website - Visit the Museum of Garden History website
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Recent Reviews
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9 months ago
Anonymous said
No car parking is available on the Museum site. Tours would have to be by special arrangement.
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10 months ago
Anonymous said
Useful if info given on availability for conducted tours for small groups.( ? say 20 ) Is car parking available nearby?
(4.0/5)
