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Leamington High Line

Five gardens in the sky.

A community project to turn Royal Leamington Spa's disused railway viaduct into a raised garden and traffic-free route across the town.

The Vision

Artist's impression of a garden on the viaduct: a boardwalk between flower beds, a small café and seating under a pergola, and the town's rooftops and All Saints church beyond

Our vision for how the High Line could look.

The High Line will run from the station to the canal, above the streets and clear of the roads. A garden for all; an accessible route, a place to sit, and a home for wildlife in the middle of Leamington.

‘Publicising the past, celebrating the present and provisioning the future.’

Each garden takes its name and its character from the streets it crosses. Pick one to see the first sketches, drawn with our landscape architects, Greenwood-Hill.

Faith

History

Hope

Energy

Sky

Sketch masterplan of the whole route (Greenwood-Hill): the first plan, drawn with our landscape architects. The station is on the left, the canal is on the right.

Explore the gardens

The journey

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.

Follow the journey

Become a Friend

A few pounds a month keeps the project moving between the big grants. Join now and you'll be a Founding Friend forever, with your name on the Friends wall if you'd like it there.

Become a Friend