The beauty of the neoclassical garden of English style

  In the neoclassical Garden of English type, we find a design that introduces the concept of the idyllic. It includes a varied number of romantic elements with tortuous paths. They are preserved the natural characteristics of the terrain, to enhance its natural beauty. Also participate in the decoration architectural elements, sculptures, lakes, ponds, small palaces and spaces that keep the taste of the idyllic.

 Walk in a neoclassical garden is a pleasure which have few words that can describe it. Penetrate in a green space with such refined architecture is a real luxury for those who appreciate the Nature in its different forms of expression. On our way through this magnificent space we are attracted by the sound of the tinkling water, which gushing from magnificent taps, resting on pillars and lakes, providing serenity and constant energy to the one who contemplates it and unavoidably wets his hands in the water of clean and clear voice. And the green which surrounds its magnificent squares, draw in a symbolic way and almost magical way, forms that make the Walker of the garden can imagine to Theseus in search of the Minotaur. His silent sculptures maintain secret dialogues with each other, which makes us travel, and sometimes, by our own inner space where we find that what we dream to be.

 The discover of the energy needs get going and find the instrument that makes us to overcome the difficulties, to reach the proposed goal.

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