For the first time since 40 years, the administration responsible for the Royal Windsor Castle has opened its garden to the public, and the park is considered one of the official residence of Queen Elizabeth of Britain, and cameras have recorded preparations for this event, and other events that include the enjoyment of visitors in Rockefeller Park In Lower Manhattan and the splendor of nature, China

In the castle, in which the Queen spent the past few months during the general isolation period in Britain due to the Corona virus epidemic, before traveling to Scotland, visitors will be able to wander around her garden, which was established in the 1820s, during the weekends in August and September.

Today, the park includes 3,500 rose bushes around a fountain in the middle, and boasts of its ancient history to meet different tastes during the reign of kings over the centuries. Initially, these shrubs were planted as a joy to the royal apartments along the eastern façade of the castle

"The first park here was established in 1824 during the reign of George IV. But before that, during the Middle Ages, this area was a defensive moat," said Richard Williams

"To protect the castle walls, Charles II in the 17th century built this porch on which we stand, and he also added bowling alleys because he enjoyed bowling so much," added Williams.