Last Alteration: Thursday 29 January 2015
Rousham Gardens
Rousham Gardens
Oxford, OX25 4QU
Rousham Gardens were designed by William Kent, and laid out during the 18th Century for Rousham House (built in 1635 by Sir Robert Dorner). Features in the gardens include the "Lion Attacks Horse" seen in , a Grade II listed sculpture made by Peter Scheemakers in 1740.
"Lion Attacking Horse" sculpture
Warriors Gate (3)
Filmed: 1 Sep 1980
Castle
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Cloford Quarry (Time and the Rani): 6.61 miles. 
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Westdown Quarry (Time and the Rani): 7.29 miles.
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Whatley Quarry (Time and the Rani): 8.41 miles.
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Wells Cathedral (The Lazarus Experiment): 14.50 miles.
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Wookey Hole Caves (The Silurians, Revenge of the Cybermen, The End of Time): 16.09 miles.
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Tarrant Monkton (The Awakening): 19.78 miles.
Notable photos/media relating to the location:
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Geograph/Robin Stott - Photo of the sculpture in the gardens
General Details:
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Rousham Gardens - official site
Related Stories
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Warriors Gate [related, (stock)]
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