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Dyffryn Gardens, Cardiff and places to stay nearby
The Grade 1 Listed Edwardian Gardens are being restored to the original design drawn up by Thomas Mawson in 1904. Certain areas will be restricted but there is still plenty to see including bedding displays, roses, lilacs, Rhododend...
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Dyffryn Gardens, an Attraction in Cardiff, South Wales. Search for South Wales Attractions.
Dyffryn is not just one garden but a series of gardens consisting of a number of outdoor rooms. Each room is enclosed within clipped yew hedges and has its own distinct character. The gardens rooms are set among broad sweeping lawns, a croquet lawn with an arboretum and wild garden. The gardens are ...
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Dyffryn Gardens, Cardiff, United Kingdom : Reviews of Dyffryn Gardens - Yahoo! Travel
A 55-acre Edwardian garden a few miles from the city, this is a beautiful place to visit at any time of the year. A huge lawn, ornamental lake, a range of forma...
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Dyffryn Gardens - Tour Dyffryn Gardens interactivly, Photos and Images of Dyffryn Gardens, Wales QTVR
Dyffryn House and Gardens is situated in the village of St. Nicholas five miles west of the city. Designed by Thomas Mawson for John Cory in 1906. Dyffryn Gardens has been selected by the British Tourism Association as one of the top one ...
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Dyffryn Gardens on AboutBritain.com
The story of Dyffryn Estate dates back to the 7th century A.D. when the then Manor of Worlton was given to Bishop Oudoceous of Llandaf. In the 16th century the manor was acquired by the Button family and the first house was built. The family occupied the estate for a number generations and it is sai...
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Dyffryn Gardens (Wales) - © Gardens-Guide.com - OPEN GARDENS UK & Ireland - Features, Admission, Maps, History, and Local Amenities
An ancient site dating back to the 7th century was originally owned by the church but later acquired by the Button family in the 16th century. The name was changed to Dyffryn St. Thomas when the estate was sold to Thomas Pryce, who built the first building to be known as Dyffryn House. John Cory bou...
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