On the other hand, it is hard to know which specific products at high-end stores like Fortnum & Mason (department store) and Penhaligon’s (perfume house) are favored by the Royal family – complicated by the fact it is not customary for Warrant Holders to disclose this information.
From the moment you arrive at the Park, contemporary and modern sculptures seemingly emerge from the somewhat wild landscape. Ceramic, bronze, cooper, glass, stone and wood are just some of the materials used in the various sculptures.
starting and finishing at the reception building that houses a small gallery. Along the way, there are strategically placed areas to sit, including raised wooden Thai huts and other areas to picnic. While there is not an onsite cafe, Bel & the Dragon pub is located directly across from the Park and you are welcome to leave and return to later in the day.
While the pieces are not grouped by artist, you'll quickly notice multiple pieces created by the same artist. It is worth keeping track of those that catch your eye, there may be a smaller, more budget-friendly version available for purchase in the gallery. If you are in the market to buy a full-scale piece, The Sculpture Park is one of the only sculpture specialists in the UK.
