Sezincote House and Garden
Local highlightOpen to visitorscheck opening times and admission before you go
Sezincote is a Mughal palace dropped into the Cotswolds — an onion dome, minarets and copper turrets built around 1805 for a returning nabob, with a water garden of Indian bridges and a temple pool. The Prince Regent visited in 1807 and took the idea straight to his Brighton Pavilion. Humphry Repton shaped the grounds. Paid entry on limited days, so check ahead. Moreton-in-Marsh station is about 3km east.
