If you're visiting St. Petersburg in the summer, the Peterhof Palace & Garden is an absolute must-see. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Peterhof was the brainchild and summer palace of Peter the Great.

The Crystal Palace Gardens boast green shrubbery, winding walkways, bright flora and bubbling fountains. Bring your camera along because you'll find plenty of photo opportunities here: Everything ...

The initial construction of Nymphenburg Palace began in 1664, and the palace complex was completed in 1679. The lovely gardens were designed in the style of the gardens of Versailles in France. In ...

A County Durham distillery has announced a partnership with Auckland Palace on an exclusive gin with ingredients from its garden. WL Distillery will be producing a Lemon Balm Gin, infused with ...

Work has been completed on two major projects in the gardens at Blenheim Palace - the restoration of the historic Bellcote in the Walled Kitchen Garden, and the centrepiece statue in the Rose Garden.

The Grand Staircase and 39-acre Palace Garden are other highlights. The balcony of the royal palace is where generations of royals have stepped out for public appearances. Another home ranked as ...

Kensington Gardens began life as one of King Henry VIII’s many hunting parks. The land was actually part of Hyde Park until, in 1689 King William III and his wife Queen Mary decided to build a new ...

There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page. Charming 775 sq ft two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in Palace Gardens with ...

In the palace gardens, dozens of cherry trees and silver birches have been chopped down to allow more natural light and 'encourage regenerative growth' of other plants.

Mynediad olaf i'r ardd hanner awr cyn amser cau | Last entry to the garden half an hour before closing.

Last entry to the house is at 3pm, there is a 5 - 10 minute walk between the car park and the house. Please note the visitor route follows the galleries on the ground and lower ground floors. On busy ...

Once upon a time, this park was the private playground of the nobility. Dreamed up by Queen Caroline in the 18th century, these celebrated gardens were originally part of Kensington Palace. Today, ...