Having evolved over more than 450 years, the garden of 105 acres Chatsworth continues to change today. Not much to discover at every turn, including permanent sculptures to be found.

The water supply including the famous waterfall of 300 years, the cascade through the pebbles and the huge power supply by gravity emperor. Just as the huge maze, rock garden and rose gardens, cottage and kitchen, there are more than five miles of walks with trees, rare shrubs, streams and lakes to discover.

Today the garden is managed by a team of 18 gardeners and trainees. At the same time as preserving the layers of history, the present Duke and Duchess are developing new areas and features of the garden for visitors. In 2011 included the installation of a selection of bronze busts of the artist Angela Conner, commissioned by the Duke 11.

Visitors are encouraged to explore the garden in his spare time, no signs saying "keep off the grass", and dogs on leads are also very welcome. Note that there is no lighting in the garden at night.

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