The 45th Weekend - Saturday 10.15am The Savill Garden & Or Horse & Carriage Ride

Join us on Saturday morning for a leisurely stroll around the beautiful Savill Garden. Set across 35 acres of beautifully designed gardens, woodland and ever‑changing seasonal displays, The Savill Garden is a peaceful retreat in the heart of Windsor Great Park. Commissioned by King George V and created by renowned horticulturist Eric Savill in 1932, the Garden has been inspiring nature lovers, photographers, friends and families for generations. A royal connection continues to run through the garden, and on your visit see the Queen Elizabeth II Temperate House, the Golden Jubilee Garden, and the Rose Garden opened by Queen Elizabeth II in July 2010. First opening to paying visitors in 1953, The Savill Garden continues to delight today.

The award-winning Savill Garden Visitor Centre is the main visitor centre for Windsor Great Park with cafe, shop plus all the visitor facilities and plenty of parking.

You may also like to take a Carriage Ride for 30 minutes in groups of up to 4 people . Max 15 stone per person. . Travel through this beautiful royal park away from traffic, and relax and unwind as you discover the area from the comfort of an elegant horse-drawn carriage. Your carriage driver/guide can provide history and lesser-known facts about the area. Carriage tours start from outside The Savill Garden Visitor Centre. The carriage can be found one minute's walk to the right of The Savill Garden Visitor Centre by a cream house, with a sign to mark the spot.