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Highgrove & Hidden Gardens of the Cotswolds

Our first stop of the day will be HRH King Charles’s Highgrove gardens . This renowned garden, created by King Charles himself, showcases a wide variety of plant life and wildlife. Its innovative and sustainable techniques have influenced gardens around the world. Each corner of the garden is bursting with vibrant colors and life, making it a delight to explore and a personal favorite for us.

After a morning filled with royalty, we could enjoy a traditional British lunch at Whatley Manor or Barnsley House Gardens . While waiting for our food, we can take a leisurely stroll through the well-maintained grounds.

Next, we have the option to visit the National Arboretum of Westonbirt . This remarkable place is home to approximately 15,000 trees from various regions of the world. It offers the perfect setting to escape, relax, or embark on an adventure. For those seeking a romantic and secluded experience, Cerney House Gardens in the Cotswolds is a hidden gem. With its Victorian walled garden and charming ambiance, it represents the epitome of many people’s dream gardens.

As we traverse the Cotswold hills, we shouldn’t miss the opportunity to explore Rodmarton Gardens & Manor . Each area of the garden boasts its own unique character, from alpines in troughs to expansive herbaceous borders.

Tour Highlights

• HRH King Charles’s Highgrove gardens: Renowned garden created by King Charles himself, showcasing a wide variety of plant life and wildlife
• (Optional) Traditional British lunch at Whatley Manor or Barnsley House Gardens
• Explore The National Arboretum of Westonbirt: Home to approximately 15,000 trees
• Visit Cerney House Gardens: Romantic and secluded quaint garden in the Cotswolds
• Discover Rodmarton Gardens & Manor: Each area of the garden boasts its own unique character

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“it is better to work with nature than against it” H.R.H. The Prince of Wales

Highgrove House was built in 1796 to 1798 by John-Paul Paul, and believed to have been designed by architect Anthony Keck. The Paul family lived there until 1860.

The Duchy of Cornwall acquired the house in 1980 and since then H.R.H The Prince of Wales has devoted much energy to transforming the gardens around the house. With the help and advice of notable individuals and the dedicated assistance of the garden staff, what was once a somewhat bleak landscape is now one of the most creatively inspired gardens of today. A series of interlinked areas, each with their own character and purpose, weave magically around the garden, with the house always visible in the distance.

The Highgrove Meadow:   On the advice of Miriam Rothschild, one of the country’s leading advocates of biodiversity, The Prince re-created a lost habitat by re-establishing a wild flower meadow.   The meadow now boasts over 30 different varieties of native plants including ox-eye daisies, yellow rattle, common spotted orchid, meadow crane’s bill and ragged robin, creating a rich tapestry of colour and diversity.

The gardens are also home to part of the national collection of Beech trees and large leaved Hostas which His Royal Highness maintains on behalf of Plant Heritage/NCCPG, of which The Prince is Patron. This organization conserves the diversity of our plant heritage through its national collections.

A keen gardener, the Prince of Wales has devoted much time to planning and designing the gardens. He has created a wild garden, a formal garden and a walled kitchen garden.

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Highgrove Garden Tour with Lunch

We once again return to Highgrove where The King's passion and imagination have been etched onto this peaceful and tranquil Cotswold landscape. From the magnificent Wildflower Meadow to the enchanting setting of the Arboretum, the gardens embody His Royal Highness’s gardening ideals and organic principles. Our tour will be between 1.5 to 2 hours and led by one of His Majesty experienced guides revealing the garden’s history, the inspiration and innovation behind them. Following the tour we go to the Orchard Room Restaurant for a delicious two course lunch created by the Highgrove Chef's using the most seasonal and responsibly sourced ingredients. There is a comfort stop on the outward journey.

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Highgrove Garden Tour & Lunch

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Join this coach trip and embark on a garden tour by one of The King's knowledgeable Garden Guides.

13:00-14:30 (TOUR)

Your garden tour will be led by one of The King's Garden Guides who are knowledgeable about most aspects of the garden. The garden tour lasts approximately 1½ hours and covers around two miles of garden. Should you have walking difficulties, please be aware that some paths are unmade. We suggest stout shoes and suitable clothing as tours continue during wet weather.

After the tour, be seated in the Orchard Room for a 2-course lunch:

Chicken Supreme

served with crush new potatoes, seasonal vegetables & jus

Seasonal Eton Mess

using the most seasonal fruit served with broken meringue pieces & freshly whipped cream

(please advise of any dietary requirements on booking)

If time allows, we will visit the Highgrove Shop in Tetbury.

SECURITY AT HIGHGROVE:-

bring photographic identification with them (i.e. passport, driving licence, bus pass). Alternatively, a bank card is acceptable.

The use of mobile phones and cameras is restricted to certain areas of the Estate which will be explained to you on entry. Binoculars and other forms of recording equipment are not allowed for security reasons.

Smoking (including vaping) is not permitted anywhere on the Estate.

The Orchard Tea Room will be available to guests after their guided tour. They will be serving a selection of light refreshments. Reservations are not required.

£99.00

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Group Bookings of 10+ receive: 50% off 1 place

Group Bookings of 20+ receive: 1 FREE place

** Specific Access Requirements **

Highgrove reserves the right to postpone or re-route tours around the garden in adverse weather conditions and in situations beyond our control.

Some paths on the Estate are unmade, there are cobblestones on the Estate and there are no seating facilities in the garden.  This should be borne in mind, especially if any members of your party have walking difficulties.  Tours will continue in wet weather,

and it is recommended that stout shoes and suitable clothing is worn.

Wheelchair users must bring a strong helper and notify us at the time of booking as Highgrove Health and Safety requirements limit the maximum number of wheelchair Visitors at any one time. Adverse weather conditions may restrict access to some areas of the garden for wheelchairs users and as such visitors may be required to use an alternative route. Wheelchair access is available to the tea room and shop.

Highgrove reserves the right to postpone or re-route tours around the garden in adverse weather conditions and in situations beyond their control.

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Take a virtual tour of the gardens at Highgrove House, the home of Prince Charles

May 1, 2019 • 2 min read

You can now take a virtual tour of Highgrove Gardens, the gardens at Highgrove House, the private residence of Prince Charles and his wife Camilla , the Duchess of Cornwall. In honour of National Gardening Week, Google Arts and Culture has launched a comprehensive virtual tour of the property, which was built in a Georgian neoclassical style between 1796 and 1798 and is located in Gloucestershire, England .

Prince Charles has lived there since 1980 and has made extensive changes to both the house and garden, which has been a passionate project for him. Sustainability is a focus of the garden, which uses a rainwater irrigation system and solar panels. All waste materials are recycled and a specially designed reed bed sewage system manages the estate’s waste water. The gardens are maintained to ensure they thrive in complete harmony with nature, and are full of personal touches dreamed up by the Prince.

The Stumpery is a tranquil corner of the garden, and a rich habitat for wildlife. It has a stone water feature, crowned with a canopy of gunera, that's a favourite nesting spot for ducks. It also features Prince Charles's prized collection of large and giant-leaved hostas - one of his favourite plants. The treehouse in this garden was originally built in a holly tree for the young Princes William and Harry, and is now enjoyed by the Prince of Wales's grandchildren, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

Other gardens that can be seen on the virtual tour include the Cottage Garden, the Thyme Walk, the Lily Pool Garden and the Sundial Garden. The Cottage Garden is a garden of two halves, old and new. The new one has a vibrant colour scheme of yellow, pink and blue, inspired by Tibetan silks. The old one has a more classic, quintessentially English feel. The Sundial Garden was originally designed by Lady Salisbury as a rose garden, and now boasts a bold planting scheme, enhanced by the use of willow structures.

To take the virtual tour on Google Arts and Culture, please visit here .

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Prince Charles's Private Gardens at Highgrove House Will Open to Visitors Later This Spring

Here's how you can tour the grounds of royal's private residence.

Fortunately for fans of botany and the royals alike, grounds of his Tetbury property are open to the public for tours during the warmer months of the year. Here's everything you need to know to plan a visit Prince Charles's private gardens:

The gardens are open for tours on select dates throughout the year.

While "spring walks" are sometimes available on certain days in February and March, the gardens are officially open for tours from April to October.

If you'd like to visit the gardens, you must pre-book a tour.

Tickets for a two-hour guided garden tour , in which you'll explore the garden in a group format, are £27.50 per person, and are sold on a first-come first-serve basis. If you'd prefer something a bit fancier, tickets for a " Champagne tea tour ," which includes an afternoon tea with Champagne, and features a smaller tour group size, is also available for £79.95 per person, or £155 per couple. Or, if you'd rather have a private tour of the gardens for your party , those start at £450.

For a preview of what types of plants you might see on a visit, check out the video here:

All profits from the tours go to the Prince of Wales's Charitable Foundation , an organization which issues small grants in support of "community-based projects" in the U.K.

It's also worth noting that the tours are only open to those guests aged 12 and over, and all visitors must bring a photo ID. For more information on how to plan your visit, head to highgrovegardens.com .

The estate has some pretty strict rules about cell phones and cameras.

"Cameras, binoculars or any form of recording equipment are not allowed on the Estate. Mobile phones may not be used on the Estate. If you have one with you, please make sure it is switched off at all times and leave it in your car or coach during your visit," reads a note on the garden's website.

Unfortunately, visitors cannot go inside Highgrove House.

As it is the private residence of Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, it is closed to the public.

The gardens are wheelchair accessible.

But keep in mind that some parts of the gardens feature uneven ground, which could prove difficult to navigate. Per the website's FAQ , "Wheelchair users must be accompanied by a strong companion and bring their own wheelchair that is suitable for bumpy terrain and unmade paths." It is also recommended that guests call the office ahead of time to arrange disability access requirements. That number is 0303 123 7310.

And tours run rain or shine.

So be sure to pack your wellies !

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It doesn’t get much more bucket list than strolling through the private gardens of an English king. Highgrove House is the private home of King Charles III, and every spring and summer, the gardens open to the public for guided tours.

Designed and developed over forty years, the organic gardens spread over six different areas, from a colour-filled arboretum – home to acers, magnolia and cherry trees – to the Victorian ‘stumpery’, where tree ferns rise up beside natural wood sculptures, and a wildflower meadow.

Tours are led by the King’s garden guides, who have an encyclopaedic knowledge of Highgrove and all its treasures.

Getting there & doing it

Highgrove is two miles south of Tetbury, around two hours’ drive from London. Reaching the gardens by public transport is difficult, requiring two buses from Kemble station.

All visits are guided tours, which must be pre-booked well weeks, if not months, in advance. The tour lasts around two hours. After your tour, have lunch or tea and cake on the terrace of the Orchard Tea Room. All food is made on site using only locally-sourced produce – some of it grown in the gardens.

When to do it

Highgrove Gardens are open from April to October, with tours available on set days. See the website for listings.

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HRH The King's passion for living in concert with nature has nurtured these bountiful gardens.

Living in harmony with nature has long been a passion for King Charles. When he came to Highgrove in 1980, the house had a kitchen garden with neglected air and some underutilized pastureland. But in the ensuing decades, King Charles designed and led the development of the gardens to become a masterpiece of sustainability and ethical management.

A Look at King Charles's Highgrove Gardens

Today, there are 15 acres of interconnected gardens, which are managed organically by incorporating techniques such as recycling waste materials, utilizing natural predators as pest control, and capturing rainwater for irrigating the gardens. King Charles has been hands-on for many years, often feeding the chickens and planting trees by hand.

While Highgrove House is not open to the public, the garden is for part of the year, welcoming more than 40,000 visitors annually. In fact, the king said in June 2019 , “One of my great joys is to see the pleasure that the garden can bring to many of the visitors and that everybody seems to find some part of it that is special to them.”

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Are you looking for something extra special? We offer exclusive tours of Highgrove Gardens for private parties (up to 20 guests), creating a truly personal way to experience Highgrove.

Your 1½-hour exclusive Private Tour will be led by one of our experienced guides. In addition to revealing the gardens’ history, organic management and sources of inspiration, they will explain the hidden curios and horticultural innovations behind them.

Highgrove is a place of peace and tranquillity, where The King's passion and imagination have been etched onto the Cotswold landscape. From the magnificent Wildflower Meadow to the enchanting setting of the Arboretum, the gardens embody His Majesty's gardening ideals and organic principles.

Note: If you require more than eight tickets for a Garden Tour, a Private or Group Tour must be booked. Multiple block bookings of 8 tickets by the same individual or company will be cancelled and refunded.

Dine in the Orchard Room

After your tour, you will have time to dine in the elegant surroundings of the Orchard Room. With table service, we offer savoury and sweet refreshments, along with a selection of hot, cold, and alcoholic drinks.

Visit the Highgrove Shop at The Coronation Pavilion

Allow time to browse in the Highgrove Shop at The Coronation Pavilion during your visit, where you’ll find a selection of bespoke Highgrove products, including special edition artworks.

Inspired by the gardens, our collection includes a delicious range of Highgrove food and alcohol, homeware, and accessories, as well as other unique pieces exclusively designed for Highgrove.

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• Private Garden Tours take place on selected dates between May and September 2024.
• An exclusive Private Garden Tour costs £500.00 for up to 8 guests. Additional guests may be included at a cost of £55.00 per person, up to a total of 20.
• Highgrove is the private home of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla. All visitors must bring a form of photographic ID, ideally a passport, driving licence or bus pass.
• Due to the landscape and nature of the Gardens, wheelchairs and mobility scooters should be well suited to rough, uneven ground, gravel, and rugged pathways. Some surfaces may also be slippery when wet. We suggest wearing sturdy shoes or wellington boots and suitable outdoor clothing, especially in wet weather.
• If you have any disability access concerns, please contact our Customer Services team to discuss your requirements. Please email [email protected] .
• The use of mobile phones and cameras (including dash cam recording) is restricted to certain areas of the Estate which will be explained to you on entry. Binoculars and other forms of recording equipment are not allowed for security reasons.
• Random bag checks may be carried out for security reasons.
• Smoking, including vaping and the use of e-cigarettes, is not permitted anywhere at Highgrove.
• Hospitality in the Orchard Room is available for visitors after their Private Garden Tour only. Please note that reservations are not required.
• Vehicles with dogs will not be permitted entry (excludes pre-booked service dogs).
• Please aim to arrive up to 15 minutes before your Private Garden Tour to allow time for security checks.
• For further information, please refer to our FAQs .

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