Last updated on 19 June 09

Cliveden Garden

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Gardenvisit Editorial

Cliveden stands on a high wooded plateau overlooking the River Thames. The name "Cliveden" (formerly Cliffden or Clyveden) means "valley among cliffs". The original house was built in 1666. Charles Bridgeman designed walks and avenues. The present house and garden were designed by Sir Charles Barry in 1849. The garden is in the Italian mode of the nineteenth century Mixed Style. A balustrade was brought from the garden of the Villa Borghese, in Rome, in 1896. Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe designed a Rose Garden for Lord Astor in 1959.

Address - Taplow, Maidenhead, Buckinghamshire, England, SL6 0JA
Opening times - Mid March to December. Daily. Woodlands open all year except Christmas period. Open 11am - see Cliveden website for closing times - varies with season.
Admission - Adult Grounds £8.00, Woodlands £3.00
Website - Visit the Cliveden Garden website

Designers and Influences

This garden has been designed and influenced by Sir Charles Barry, Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe, Charles Bridgeman

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Recent Reviews

  • about 1 year ago Adam Hodge said

    An awesome place. There is a luxury of space, so that everything sits well and is well proportioned.
    The tulips were gradually going over on my recent visit, and yet the plantings in the serpentine walk or whatever it is called still looked tremendous.

    (4.0/5)
  • over 2 years ago JL said

    You can also see the swimming pool where Christine Keeler once swam nude! (she was famous in the Profumo Scandal)

    (4.0/5)

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