Cholmondeley Castle Garden: Extensive ornamental gardens dominated by romantic Gothic Castle built in 1801 of local sandstone. Beautiful Temple water garden, rose garden and many mixed borders. Lakeside walk with picnic site and childrens play area, rare breeds of farm animals, including llamas, childrens corner with rabbits, chickens and free flying aviary birds. Ancient private chapel in the park.
Open: 4 April - 26 Sept, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday and Bank Holidays 11.30am - 5pm.
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