Rievaulx Terrace

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Rievaulx Terrace is an 18th-century landscaped garden and scenic promenade in North Yorkshire, England, famed for its dramatic views over Rievaulx Abbey and the surrounding valley.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landscaped garden
scenic promenade
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Picturesque landscape garden
builtFor Thomas Duncombe III
category Historic garden in England
constructionStart 1758
country England
designedAs pleasure ground
hasAccess footpaths
hasBuilding Ionic Temple
Tuscan Temple
hasPart Ionic Temple
Tuscan Temple
serpentine terrace walk
viewing points
woodland walks
hasView Rievaulx Abbey ruins
Rye valley woodland
heritageDesignation Grade I listed landscape
Registered Park and Garden
inception 18th century
landscapeType elevated terrace
landUse ornamental landscape
locatedIn England
North York Moors National Park
linked to: North York Moors

North Yorkshire
Rievaulx
Ryedale
locatedNear Rievaulx Abbey
maintainedBy National Trust
nearestTown Helmsley
notableFor 18th-century designed landscape
dramatic views over Rievaulx Abbey
openToPublic true
operator National Trust
overlooks Rievaulx Abbey
Rye valley
ownedBy National Trust
partOf Duncombe Park estate
linked to: Duncombe Park
region Yorkshire and the Humber
subjectOf National Trust guidebook
tourismType heritage tourism

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Helmsley hasNearbyAttraction Rievaulx Terrace