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Town Gardens
Town Gardens
The Town Gardens are attractive and well loved by the people of Swindon.
The gardens are carefully and artistically laid out with pleasant tree lined walks & lawns bordered with a mass of colourful flowers.
The aviary was built in 1994 as part of the gardens centenary celebrations and the birds that live here are popular with children and adults alike.
During the summer months local bands & orchestras play in the delightful Victorian bandstand, while a series of World music concerts are held in the impressive Town Gardens Bowl.
A number of festivals are also held here including the Indian Mela which attracts visitors in their thousands, while The Old Town Festival fills the gardens with stalls and entertainment.
A refreshment kiosk feeds hungry humans while squirrels play on the grass and in the trees overhead.
Adjacent to the gardens are some tennis courts and a children's play area.
Town Gardens, Quarry Road, Old Town, Swindon 01793 490150
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