Leamington High Line
Five gardens in the sky.
Located in the heart of Royal Leamington Spa, we are working to transform the town's disused 1844 railway viaducts into a vibrant, visitor destination, elevated green space and community resource.
Reimagining our heritage
The Leamington High Line is a community-led proposal to turn the town's disused 1844 railway viaduct into a raised linear garden: five connected gardens forming a green, traffic-free route across Royal Leamington Spa, built on the very arches that once divided it.
‘Publicising the past, celebrating the present and provisioning the future.’
Project status
We have a licence to use the first viaduct, and we are raising funds to build an access ladder to survey and clear the space for development of our first space: the Faith Garden.
Latest news
All news- No.0328 July 2026
Gofundme launched
We are raising funds for an access ladder so we can more easily reach the top of our first viaduct. This will enable us to better survey and begin clearing.…
- No.0219 July 2026
Assessment of the viaduct
Access assessment An assessment of the Bath Place viaduct was performed on Sunday morning, to measure and survey the best way of securing a fixed access…
- No.011 July 2026
Licence signed for Bath Place viaduct
Licence signed! We have signed a licence to use the first of the five viaducts, which will one day become the Faith Garden. Bat surveys are now underway.
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Want to help build the next span?
The Leamington High Line is volunteer-led and just getting started. Every pair of hands, and every good question, moves it along the route.
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