Stowe landscape gardens

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landscape garden tourist attraction

Stowe landscape gardens is a renowned 18th-century English landscape garden in Buckinghamshire, celebrated for its pioneering naturalistic design, grand vistas, and numerous classical temples and monuments.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	landscape garden → tourist attraction →
associatedWith	Temple family → Viscount Cobham →
country	United Kingdom →
designedBy	Charles Bridgeman → Lancelot "Capability" Brown → William Kent →
designPeriod	18th century →
hasAlternativeName	Gardens at Stowe → Stowe Gardens →
hasArchitect	Giovanni Battista Borra → James Gibbs →
hasFeature	lakes → long axial vistas → open lawns → woodland →
hasStructure	Boycott Pavilions → Gothic Temple → Grenville Column → Palladian Bridge → Queen’s Temple → Rotunda → Temple of Ancient Virtue → Temple of British Worthies → Temple of Concord and Victory → Temple of Modern Virtue (ruin) →
hasStyle	English landscape garden → Neoclassical garden architecture →
heritageDesignation	Grade I registered park and garden →
heritageRegister	Register of Historic Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in England →
influenced	European landscape garden design → development of the English landscape garden style →
knownFor	English landscape garden design → classical temples → garden monuments → grand vistas → naturalistic design →
locatedIn	Buckinghamshire NERFINISHED → South East England → Stowe, Buckinghamshire →
managedBy	National Trust →
near	Buckingham →
openToPublic	true →
operatedAs	visitor attraction →
ownedBy	National Trust →
partOf	Stowe House estate →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Capability Brown → William Kent ("Elysian Fields at Stowe") →	designed
Lancelot "Capability" Brown → William Kent →	notableWork
Stowe landscape gardens ("Gardens at Stowe") →	hasAlternativeName
Stowe House ("Stowe Landscape Gardens") →	surroundedBy