Savill Garden: Welcome to the Savill Garden, an oasis of beauty and tranquillity acclaimed as one of the finest gardens in England.
The breathtaking diversity of plants that can be seen today is a result of Sir Eric Savill's vision combined with the dedication and imagination of three generations of horticulturists.
The Savill Garden, located in the south east corner of the estate of Windsor Great Park, encourages visitors to experience its wealth of plants. Take a picturesque journey around the Savill Garden and enjoy the amazing variety of colours that can be seen all year round.
Gift Shop & Planteria
Browse around our interesting and unusual gift shop or select from our excellent and fully stocked plant centre.
Restaurant
After enjoying the pleasure of the Savill Garden, relax in our spacious licensed restaurant with a cream tea, coffee or delicious lunch.
Opening Hours - 10. 00 a. M. - 6 p. M. Between March and October 10. 00 a. M. - 4 p. M. Between November and February. .
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