Henrietta Park

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1. Gal Florsheim ★★★★★

   This park is the home to one of the most stunning London Plane trees I have ever seen, it is so beautiful.

   almost 5 months ago
2. Heather Miller ★★★★★

   Beautiful, quiet and serene place to stay for some relaxation or to eat lunch. Garden was lovely. Great opportunity to get away from the crowds of the city centre. Highly recommended.

   almost 7 months ago
3. Mark Finean ★★★★★

   One of my favourite places in Bath, especially when the weather is good. The park is wonderful, spacious and a perfect place for a picnic. There is also the remembrance garden within the park which is just stunning in the spring and summer, with beautiful flowers and benches around a pond.

   1 year ago

1. Jeanne B ★★★★★

   This is a glorious, compact park full of mature trees that is maintained with the help of a band of dedicated volunteers. Perfect for anyone seeking to be inspired and consoled by nature. In the autumn, walk along the path beneath the canopy of century old horse chestnut trees. In the winter, enjoy the light filtering through the trees. In the spring, admire the beauty of the many cherry blossom trees. In the summer, sit in the cool shade of the rose covered arbor. Every season gives its own joy.

   1 year ago
2. Lara Antoniades ★★★★★

   Beautiful park to take a break in. There are public toilets but you need 50p or something to get in. If it’s very hot take a moment here to chill under the trees remember to bring a blanket to sit on.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Davide Panni ★★★★★

   We have been in the park by a mistake, as we couldn't find a parking, we arrived on the side of the park and decided to have a picnic there, is a gracious park, offering an oasis of calm just minutes from Bath city centre. This tranquil, beautifully landscaped 4 hectare (10 acre) park was opened to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1897. Its impressive collection of trees includes two national and numerous regional ‘champions’ (largest or tallest of their kind). These and a winding network of paths divide the space into a series of peaceful areas with a sense of self-containment. There is also the charming remembrance water garden, where romantic, scented planting surrounds a formal pond, with secluded seating areas. Henrietta Park is just a 5 min walk from the city centre, on a level and easily accessible site. It offers an attractive green setting for small-scale events, community days and outdoor theatre. This city park was laid out in 1887 and today serves as an oasis of calm from the hustle and bustle of downtown Bath.

   almost 3 years ago

1. R Dyer ★★★★★

   Wonderful park on the outskirts of the centre so not all as busy as other parks. It has so many very mature trees and a lovely sensory garden in the corner - so peaceful with a water feature and seating. A great place for mindfulness, mediation, and contemplation.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Katie Thayer ★★★★☆

   A nice green open space great for a picnic or relaxing with friends or family or a workout. It's a well maintained park that's keept tidy. There is also public toilets (20p) the park is step free and easily accessible. The downside is I would liked to have had a look around the garden area with the pond but there was a group of kids hanging about in there messing about wich put me off as I wouldn't have been comfortable going in with all them about so will try again another time and get to enjoy it fully.

   almost 4 years ago
3. Maxine W ★★★★★

   Such a quiet, tranquil park tucked away. The Albert memorial garden is just beautiful. I spent a couple of hours sitting, relaxing and drawing there.

   almost 4 years ago

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