Established in 1928, this garden pays homage to the plants featured throughout Shakespeare’s many literary works. The garden was originally conceived by Alice Eastwood, the former Director of Botany at the Academy of Sciences. Around 200 flowers featured across the garden are found in the pages of Shakespeare’s plays and sonnets. The garden’s many benches are frequently used for picnics and reading. Along the back wall of the garden, visitors can find a few quotes from the famous author.