Pavilion Gardens

Buxton's Pavilion Gardens. were designed in 1871 by Edward Milner and covered 23 acres. Besides the well manicured lawns and flowerbeds, there are two lakes frequented by a host of wild birds. These include swans, mallard and muskovy ducks, coot and gulls. Pride of place goes to the impressive Pavilion, consisting of the concert hall or Octogon, Paxton suite, promenade café, coffee shop and restaurant. There is also a wonderful conservatory containing exotic and British garden plants. The bandstand forms part of the restoration work that continues at the present time.

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