Pan, the God of Love, stands guard over the entrance to the Garden and reminds us that Rococo Gardens were sensual pleasure grounds for 18th century gentry.

The Red House is today a popular venue for civil wedding and partnership ceremonies

The Exedra stands proud over its herbaceous borders and the Kitchen Garden below.

The Bothy houses our Harvest Festival in the Autumn and can also be hired for meetings

The Kitchen Garden is a central feature at Painswick and provides produce for our restaurant.

No one knows why this building is called the Eagle House, maybe it is because it gives a bird's eye view of the Garden.

The Pigeon House, however, was used for keeping a year round supply of fayre for the Dinning Room table.

One of our most popular attractions with all ages, the Anniversary Maze was first planted in 2000 to celebrate the 250th birthday of the Garden. It was designed by a Painswickian and is unusual as it has three goals you have to reach.