Sabatini Gardens

You’re now walking alongside the elegant Sabatini Gardens, named after one of King Charles III’s favourite architects — though he wasn’t the one who designed them. The gardens bear his name because they were built on the site of the former royal stables, which were designed by Sabatini, the Italian architect in charge of royal works. Their classical layout features fountains, statues, and neatly trimmed paths, offering a peaceful stroll and a stunning view of the Royal Palace’s northern façade. Feel free to wander through — entry is free, and the shade and quiet might just be the break you need.