Sentence examples for gardens date from inspiring English sources

The estate's famous gardens date from the 18th century and include several classical temples designed by James Gibbs.

Though Roland Garros dates to 1928, the gardens date to 1761, and more than 35,000 people have signed an online petition to defend it against tennis intruders.

The Vatican's gardens date back to the Renaissance; between the 16th and 18th centuries Italian, French and English-style gardens were added.

Many of Cairo's parks and gardens date back to the 19th and 20th century, containing endless gestures from the cultural essence of this time era in their design.

The gardens date back to 1779 and have been dedicated to the victims of the Hillsborough Disaster since the redevelopment of the gardens in the early 1990s.

Little remained of Cholmondeley Castle's grand formal gardens, dating from the late 17th century, when Lady Cholmondeley took them on after the second world war.

On the Northern Neck tour of Richmond County, for example, guests will be able to see 18th-century Sabine Hall, with its terraced gardens dating from Colonial times.

Named by British arrivals in 1630, this 10-acre open-air living history museum is populated with dozens of structures — houses, taverns, shops and period gardens — dating from the 18th and even 17th centuries.

The Orti Farnesiani (Farnese Gardens), in the Palatine, are on the site of one of the world's first botanical gardens, dating from the 17th century, and have pavilions, terraces, rose gardens and magnificent views of the Forum and beyond.

The near west area is a neighborhood of tidy one- and two-story houses fronted by well-tended gardens, dating from the 1920's (Henry Cisneros, the former San Antonio mayor and federal housing secretary, lived there).

In 1987 the historic centre of Mexico City was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site; included in the site are more than 1,400 buildings dating from the 16th to the 19th century and the surviving Xochimilco canals, where tourists are still floated on colourfully decorated launches through the district's famed chinampas (the canal-irrigated but misnamed "floating" gardens dating from Aztec times).