If you want to put your BBC Gardeners’ World 2 for 1 Gardens entry card and guide to good use this year, The Savill Garden is a must-visit. Set like a jewel in the heart of Windsor Great Park, it’s a garden for all seasons, always filled with colour and sights to behold, but during the summer months especially you can delight in its magnificent roses.

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The Rose Garden, Savill Gardens

The iconic Rose Garden, opened by Queen Elizabeth II in July 2010, features a striking raised walkway that allows you to immerse yourself in all the wonderful colour and fragrance of the stunning flowers. But this is just one highlight amongst many you can appreciate here.

A woodland garden with distinction

A deer in Windsor Great Park, Savil Gardens

Originally commissioned by George V and created by Eric Savill in 1932, The Savill Garden is a 35-acre haven made up of thoughtfully designed interconnecting gardens that elegantly flow into one another via winding paths, each coming into its own through the seasons.

Chapel Wood, Windsor Great Park, Savil Gardens

Over the years, generations of plant-hunters have contributed numerous specimens to the space, nurturing a diverse array of flora that come alive throughout the year, from Himalayan flowers in the winter beds and perfumed roses in the summer, to azaleas in the spring woodland and autumn’s Japanese maples.

With such remarkable seasonal displays, it should come as no surprise the late Queen continued the Royal love affair started by her grandfather. Not only did she open the rose garden at Savill, but she also inaugurated The Queen Elizabeth Temperate House in 1995 and in 2002 The Golden Jubilee Garden, an updated take on the traditional cottage garden, which was created to celebrate her 50th anniversary as Monarch.

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The Queen Elizabeth Temperate House, Windsor Great Park, Savil Gardens

Today, Savill Garden is overseen by experienced gardener John Anderson, Keeper of the Gardens of Windsor Great Park, and its rich heritage and beauty offers inspiration and pleasure for everyone – whether you’re a dedicated horticulturalist or simply want to indulge in a relaxing day out with family or friends.

Exclusive entry offers

Two people walking and multiple deers in Windsor Great Park, Savil Gardens

You can save up to £16.95 when you use your BBC Gardeners’ World 2 for 1 entry card at The Savill Garden, with one adult receiving free entry when accompanied by a full paying adult. Alternatively, if you wish to visit alone, single adult travellers can get 50% off the price of one adult entry ticket, with entry just £8.48 (£5.25 in winter)*.

Free parking is available in The Savill Garden car park with a paid entry ticket.

Ready to make a day of it? Book your visit to The Savill Garden now

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*Terms and conditions apply. See website for full details. A valid 2 for 1 Gardens entry card must be presented to claim the ticket offers.

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