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Rose Bank Gardens
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Vanessa
September 25, 2019
Rose Bank Gardens lie on the edge of the Malvern Hills overlooking Great Malvern and started life as the grounds of Rose Bank, a Regency house that was gifted to the Town in 1918 by Mr Dyson Perrins and subsequently demolished in 1959. They offer access to the Malvern Hills and St Ann’s Well via the ‘99 steps’ foot path. The gardens, with excellent views over Malvern, feature terraced pathways, Victorian gas lamps and the spectacular Diamond Jubilee Sculpture of Two Buzzards by Walenty Pytel. On street level below these gardens, in the bus shelter, the Banksy-style street art is well worth viewing. Lee Morris and Tom Brown, from Malvern, Worcestershire, spent more than 100 hours creating the four images intending it to be an "anonymous gift" to the community.The town council said it had been urged by residents to allow the artwork to remain.
Rose Bank Gardens lie on the edge of the Malvern Hills overlooking Great Malvern and started life as the grounds of Rose Bank, a Regency house that was gifted to the Town in 1918 by Mr Dyson Perrins and subsequently demolished in 1959. They offer access to the Malvern Hills and St Ann’s Well via th…
Benjamin
September 12, 2020
When you want to enjoy the local gardens, and have a peaceful picnic, rather than hit the hills, visit Rose Bank Gardens and Priory Park.
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Great Malvern, England