Norrington Gardens is a picturesque public garden located in Oxford, England. It is part of the Bodleian Library complex and features a variety of plants, trees, and walking paths, making it a serene spot for visitors and locals alike. The gardens are known for their beautiful seasonal displays and tranquil atmosphere. The gardens are named after Sir John Norrington, a notable figure in the history of the University of Oxford. Open to the public, Norrington Gardens provides a peaceful retreat for studying, relaxing, or enjoying nature, contributing to the cultural and educational environment of the university.