Friends of Sydney Gardens
  • Celebrating 230 years of Sydney Gardens
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  • Eating Out - Georgian Style
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  • Events
    • Sydney Gardens Gala
  • Fundraising
    • GIFTS crafted from the Peace Oak
    • Sydney Gardens GIFTS
  • Supper Box Renovation Project
  • The Reservoir Renovation Project
  • Georgian Garden
  • Why Sydney?
  • History
    • The Bandstand
    • The Canal
    • The Grotto
    • The Railway
    • Supper Boxes
    • Temple of Minerva
  • Activities in Sydney Gardens
    • Activity Trails
    • Tree Trail >
      • 01_black_pine
      • 02_cappadocian_maple
      • 03_peace_oak
      • 04_coastal_redwood
      • 05_yellow_bean_tree
      • 06_tree_of_heaven
      • 07_maidenhair_tree
      • 08_european_beech
      • 09_london_plane
      • 10_tulip_tree
      • 11_blue_atlas_cedar
      • 12_giant_sequoia
      • 13_cedar_of_lebanon
      • 14_weeping_ash
      • 15_london_plane
    • Exercise Classes for the Over 55s and Over 70s Page
    • Foxglove Forest School
    • Sydney Gardens - Roman Burials
    • Tennis @ the park
    • Yoga Classes
    • Sahaja Yoga Meditation
  • The Amazing Trees of Sydney Gardens
    • Birds in the park
  • Our Netflix 'Hope is Everything' Bench
  • Roasted Lemon CafĂ©
  • Visit
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The Grotto

The Grotto was moved from Sydney Gardens to the grounds of the Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel, where it still remains today. In 1840, the Chair of Sydney Gardens lived in Velour House, and when the grotto had to be removed from the park he rebuilt it in his gardens.
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