Giardino Inglese
Giardino Inglese
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Rollingseas
56 contributions
Sept 2020 • Couples
Such a disappointment after walking across the city to find a fairground set up in the park. So much for a peaceful walk in nature away from the traffic and bustling people!
There is a really beautiful sculpture which is surrounded by graffiti, see picture, and some nice trees but nothing special. There was also rubbish spread around everywhere which seems to be a common feature of the streets and green spaces.
There is a really beautiful sculpture which is surrounded by graffiti, see picture, and some nice trees but nothing special. There was also rubbish spread around everywhere which seems to be a common feature of the streets and green spaces.
Written 6 September 2020
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EFSTATHIOS B
Athens, Greece465 contributions
June 2019 • Couples
Don't loose time here, try better to the botanic gardens! Visit this place only if you come by luck!
Written 21 July 2019
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macman1940
Arlington Heights IL595 contributions
Sept 2014 • Friends
The English Garden is on the Via Della Liberta at Via Duca Della Verdura. You can stroll among huge Moreton Bay Fig that was planted in 1851 (+30). There are fountains, flowers, a small cafe, and toilets! This is a great place to escape from the hustle of the city.
Written 10 February 2015
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Dave H
Newport, UK305 contributions
June 2013 • Couples
Compared to the Botanical Gardens this park is better maintained. It is a lovely quiet spot in the city and is used by locals for their own sanctuary. There is incredible statuary by Rutelli which is frequently overlooked by the guide books. There is no fee for entry (again, unlike the Botanical) and there is a small cafe with toilet inside.
Written 10 June 2013
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IanM31
Portland, Australia96 contributions
Apr 2013 • Solo
The English Garden in Palermo [Giardino Inglese] is located between Via della Liberta and Via Gen dalla Chiesa, being a significant walk from my hotel near Piazza Gulia Cesare [station square].
The gardens are mainly large trees and shrubs, but with expansive hard-paved areas.
I visited on a Sunday morning, and it was delightful to see so many family groups of locals using the hard-paved open area as space to play: Young children learning to ride little bicycles or roller blades, others blowing bubbles with toys, playing with helium-filled balloons or kicking a ball.
All the play was discreet; there were no wild or loud scenes, a quiet mood and ambience.
A central café had reasonably priced food and drink and provided the only toilet facility.
A few stall-holders offered children's toys and colourful balloons.
One purpose of my visit was to see the statue "Bambini che giocano tra gli scogli" - "Children playing on rocks' by the famous 19th-20th century Palermo sculptor, Mario Rutelli, who also made the fabulous "Fontana delle Naiadi" in Piazza della Repubblica, Rome, and other works.
I recommend the English Gardens, Palermo as a quiet place for personal reflection and for families with energetic young children who need space to play and burn off their energy!
The gardens are mainly large trees and shrubs, but with expansive hard-paved areas.
I visited on a Sunday morning, and it was delightful to see so many family groups of locals using the hard-paved open area as space to play: Young children learning to ride little bicycles or roller blades, others blowing bubbles with toys, playing with helium-filled balloons or kicking a ball.
All the play was discreet; there were no wild or loud scenes, a quiet mood and ambience.
A central café had reasonably priced food and drink and provided the only toilet facility.
A few stall-holders offered children's toys and colourful balloons.
One purpose of my visit was to see the statue "Bambini che giocano tra gli scogli" - "Children playing on rocks' by the famous 19th-20th century Palermo sculptor, Mario Rutelli, who also made the fabulous "Fontana delle Naiadi" in Piazza della Repubblica, Rome, and other works.
I recommend the English Gardens, Palermo as a quiet place for personal reflection and for families with energetic young children who need space to play and burn off their energy!
Written 3 May 2013
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Vandover
Tallahassee, FL84 contributions
Oct 2017 • Couples
Very nice English park, good for a twenty-minute stroll with a friend. The only blemish is the usual youth-culture, stupidity-is-good blemish: spray-paint graffiti.
Written 3 October 2017
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Amber W
Cranleigh, UK45 contributions
Mar 2013 • Solo
This was a lovely quiet place to sit and read in the centre of Palermo and seemed better kept than the Botanic Gardens and no entrance fee! Well used by various groups of the community with a cafe in the centre. Lots of bus routes run right past the park so very easy to get to or an easy walk from Politeama.
Written 8 April 2013
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decdeasy
Naas, Ireland269 contributions
May 2012 • Solo
Nice cool oasis in city centre.Strool from Teatro Politeama down Via Della Liberta past shops displaying designed fashion to Giardino Inglese and walk through the pathways in between plants & trees.
Written 8 May 2012
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Isabela L
Tel Aviv, Israel899 contributions
Dec 2019
I walked around the English garden in winter, and it was so beautiful! I suppose the garden is even more beautiful in the spring and summer ... Anyway, I enjoyed the sun that eats but does not burn and I enjoyed the beauty of the garden.
Written 10 January 2020
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delagioventu
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg1,575 contributions
Oct 2019 • Family
Good for some moments of rest on a bench. The parc is not that big though so do not expect too much. Small bar in the main square.
Written 30 October 2019
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Are the children's rides operating on Mondays?
Written 26 September 2016
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