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King's Garden Unveiled at Windsor Castle
16 Jul
Summary
- Windsor Castle's Venus Garden, previously East Terrace Garden, now redesigned.
- The garden, established in the 1820s, has been reshaped by generations.
- It will be accessible to the public until September 13th as part of castle visits.
A significant garden at Windsor Castle, formerly known as the East Terrace Garden, has been renamed the Venus Garden. This redesign reflects the personal plans of King Charles III and will be accessible to the public for the first time.
The Venus Garden boasts a rich history, originally established in the 1820s on the site of a former bowling green from King Charles II's era. Over the decades, successive generations of the Royal Family have contributed to its evolution and reshaping.
This historic space has seen intermittent public access, with recent openings occurring during weekends in the summers of 2020 and 2021. Currently, the garden is included with standard castle admission until September 13th, providing a timely opportunity for visitors.
