Royal Pavilion Gardens

The Royal Pavilion Gardens are defined by their sprawling, informal planting style, designed to frame the exotic, onion-domed palace at their center. These grounds are among the few fully restored Regency gardens in England, organized according to original plans created by the architect John Nash in the eighteen twenties. The space features curving paths that wind through a mix of native, Chinese, and Indian plant species, intended to reflect the eclectic decorative themes found inside the palace walls.