Nothe Gardens

Nothe Gardens is an open garden, situated in Weymouth, Dorset, England. Situated on the Nothe Peninsula neglecting both Weymouth and Portland harbors, the casual greenhouses are regularly acclaimed to be the most excellent the district needs to offer. The patio nurseries incorporate Nothe Fort, worked in 1872 to secure Portland's harbor, and today an exhibition hall and traveler attraction.

On the drift underneath the patio nurseries are Stone Pier at the passageway to Weymouth Harbor and Newton's Cove. The Nothe is a territory, covering 40,000 square meters of land, that has not been changed by present day advancement. Previously, the territory assumed a critical military job as resistance of Weymouth port, while today it is a more serene place. The fundamental level best of the Nothe Gardens was at one time a military place to stay and is open space today.

In 1888, the Gardens were toward the start of their establishment. Amid World War II, the patio nurseries toward the west of Nothe stronghold were the area of an enemy of flying machine weapon battery involving four Vickers Armstrong QF 3.7-inch AA firearms. The battery was later expelled, by the 1970s, and supplanted by an auto park. A reestablished firearm of a similar kind is currently arranged on the defenses of Nothe Fort.