People will still be able to visit West Dean Gardens during lockdown
The gardens, near Chichester, will be staying open seven days a week.
West Dean Gardens has announced it will be staying open to visitors during the second coronavirus lockdown.
The gardens, near Chichester, will be staying open seven days a week with their winter opening hours from 10.30am to 4pm.
Entry will continue to be by timed tickets available to book online, and pre-booking is essential.
But, the gardens’ shop and restaurant will be closed.
As well as enjoying the gardens, visitors can also walk through the Autumnal parkland.
Alexander Barron, chief executive, West Dean College of Arts and Conservation, said:
"At this time, when outdoor space and fresh air are so important for people’s wellbeing, we are very pleased to be able to keep the gardens open for the local community to visit and enjoy.
"The gardens and surrounding landscape at West Dean look truly stunning in the Autumn – the colours are inspirational!"
As announced in June, West Dean Gardens is also offering free entry to NHS workers and one adult.
This also needs to be pre-booked online and ID shown on arrival.