Kensington French Garden

Kensington Garden is Korea's largest French-concept garden, covering an area of 20,000 pyeong. It is famous for being a faithful reproduction of the 'Jardin de Broderie' in Villandry, Indre-et-Loire, Centre-Val de Loire, France. Set against the superb scenery of Odaesan Mountain at an altitude of 700m, it is home to a variety of plants and is divided into 10 themed gardens, including the Oriental Garden, Vegetable Garden, and Chef's Garden, creating a pleasant environment for strolling. The embroidery garden expresses the changing feelings of love over time in four patterns. There is the Four Seasons Flower Garden, full of perennials that bloom in all four seasons, and the Chef's Garden, where healthy ingredients are prepared; beyond these eye-pleasing unique gardens, there are also a ginkgo tree path that families and couples will enjoy walking together, a great oak path where children can run and play joyfully, and a zelkova tree path that is good for quiet contemplation away from the city. In addition, the soil paths made of 100% natural decomposed granite brought from Jinbu-myeon, Pyeongchang, are also good for walking barefoot.

Details

Admission fee

- Garden entrance fee: Free
- Animal Farm: Animal feeding experience - 2,900 won

Parking fee

Free