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About
Discover the captivating world of Gerda Rubinstein's sculptures at The Gibberd Garden! Join us for an exclusive tour, where you'll explore the stunning artworks nestled within the picturesque grounds. Don't miss this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the talent of this renowned artist. Book your spot now for an unforgettable experience!
Choose from two tour dates:
- Evening tour: Wednesday, 7th August, 5:30 PM
- Morning tour: Wednesday, 21st August, 11:00 AM
- Tickets: £15 per person (Members: £12)
- Duration: Approx. 1 hour
- Dress code: Comfortable shoes recommended, as the sculptures are located throughout the grounds.
- Refreshments will be provided.
- Car Parking: Free
Limited to 15 participants per tour, so secure your place today!
Book Tickets
Guide Prices
| Ticket Type | /Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | £15.00 per ticket |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
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Map & Directions
Road Directions
Directions from M11 (J7)
Take A414 towards Hertford. Go through three roundabouts and turn right at the fourth A1025 and B183 to Hatfield Heath, Brown sign). Continue straight through two more roundabouts, when you will come upon a quarter mile straight road (Gilden Way). At the end of this straight there is a brown sign on the left pointing left to Marsh Lane and the entrance to the Garden.
Directions from M11 (J7A)
Take A1025 towards Harlow. Turn left at the first roundabout. Continue on towards Harlow, past Marsh Lane to the Churchgate Street roundabout and take the left turn off to go around it and return to Marsh Lane. At the end of a straight stretch there is a brown sign on the left pointing left to Marsh Lane and the entrance to the Garden.
Public Transport Directions
Harlow Mill Station
– Two Walking Routes
The nearest station is HARLOW MILL on the Liverpool Street to Cambridge line. It is just over two miles walk, via roads, if you head south through Old Harlow village and then east along the B153 on the south side of the new Gilden Way housing estate.
As of August 2019 there is a shorter (1.6 km), pleasant rural route, but be aware sections can be wet and muddy after rain:
For passengers from Liverpool Street: Cross tracks by footbridge and exit station by main building.
For passengers from Cambridge: Walk up the platform and exit station by main building.
Turn left out of station building, walk past cycle racks, and take pedestrian tunnel under the road.
Take first turning on the left into The Hoo, past green lamp post marked "No Ball Games". Walk up The Hoo, ignoring turnings on your right. Just past a convenience store on your left, you will reach Old Road.
Cross Old Road. Turn left and walk over the railway bridge. Turn right shortly into Wheatfields with the White Horse pub on your left. Go through the kissing gate on the left. After 20 metres, the path diverges. Do not enter the field. Take the path to the right towards a large fir hedge. Walk a short distance down this narrow path with the gardens of the Wheatfield houses on your right. Cross the wooden footbridge and walk along the edge of the field, with the railway track on your right. After approx. 500 metres, you will see the railway tunnel to your right. Walk through this (sometimes difficult after prolonged rainfall). The Gibberd Garden is visible shortly through the trees on your left. Walk straight UP this lane for about 400 metres, past the gate with the eagles and onto the next gate which is the main entrance to the Gibberd Garden.
