Windsor Castle's historic garden, now named the Venus Garden, will open to the public for the first time this summer from July 16 to September 13, 2023. This garden, reimagined under King Charles's vision, draws inspiration from the celestial path of Venus, creating a unique floral pattern in its design. The transformation, which took around 18 months, includes new perennial beds, wildflower meadows, and pathways lined with evergreen hedges, all aimed at enhancing biodiversity and seasonal beauty. Adam Scott, the gardens and nursery manager, emphasized the project's significance in reshaping the garden for future generations. The Venus Garden, which has a rich history dating back 200 years, will also feature sculptures from the Royal Collection and provide visitors with stunning views of the castle's east facade. Access to this enchanting garden is included with a standard ticket to Windsor Castle, and those on Universal Credit can enjoy a special £1 ticket scheme for their household.