Brown Hart Gardens

Brown Hart Gardens is a unique, two-acre garden located in the heart of London, UK

The gardens, designed by Robert Adam in 1764 and later restructured by Lilian and Frederick Hall in the 1950s, showcase a plethora of architectural styles, including Georgian, Victorian, and modern. Situated in Mayfair, these gardens house an array of rare and exotic plants, including a 300-year-old Wellingtonia tree. The gardens are also home to the Brown Hart Statue, a bronze sculpture of a lion and a horse created by Charles Jagger in 1924. Open to the public, Brown Hart Gardens offers a tranquil oasis in the bustling city of London, providing visitors with a chance to unwind and appreciate the beauty of horticulture. The gardens are maintained by the Greater London Authority and are a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.