Caversham Court, Public garden along River Thames in Caversham, England.
The gardens cover 1.3 hectares of terraced lawns with mature trees, featuring a 17th-century gazebo overlooking the Thames riverbank.
The site transformed from a Tudor mansion known as the Striped House to public gardens in 1934 when Reading Corporation purchased the property.
The gardens serve as a venue for outdoor theater productions, including the Reading Open Air Shakespeare festival since 2011.
The gardens remain open daily from 8 AM until dusk throughout the year, except on December 25, with no admission charge.
The garden contains one of England's oldest surviving gazebos, constructed around 1663, recognized as a Grade II listed structure.
Location: Reading
GPS coordinates: 51.46800,-0.98000
Latest update: March 3, 2025 11:47
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