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Name: Villa di Castello (Gardens of Villa di Castello)
Location: Castello, near Florence, Italy
Date: N/A
Architect/Designer: N/A
Patron: Cosimo I de' Medici

Name: Boboli Gardens (Gardens of Pitti Palace)
Location: Florence, Italy
Date: N/A
Architect/Designer: Giorgio Vasari, and Bernardo Buontalenti
Patron: Eleonora di Toledo (wife of Cosimo I de' Medici); Medici family

Name: Villa Lante
Location: Bagnaia, Italy
Date: 1564–1580s
Architect/Designer: Jacopo Barozzi
Patron: Cardinal Gianfrancesco

Name: Villa d'Este
Location: Tivoli, Italy
Date: 1563–1572
Architect/Designer: Pirro Ligorio
Patron: Cardinal Ippolito II d'Este

Name: Gardens of Castello Orsini at Bomarzo (Sacro Bosco)
Location: Bomarzo, Italy (about 90 km north of Rome)
Date: 1552–1580s
Architect/Designer: N/A
Patron: Francesco Orsini

Name: Château de Gaillon and Gardens
Location: Gaillon, Normandy, France
Date: 1576-79
Architect/Designer: N/A
Patron: N/A

Name: Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte
Location: Maincy, France
Date: 1658-1661
Architect/Designer: André Le Nôtre (garden designer); Louis Le Vau (architect)
Patron: Nicolas Fouquet

Name: Château de Versailles
Location: Versailles, France
Date: 1661–1668
Architect/Designer: André Le Nôtre; Louis Le Vau
Patron: King Louis XIV

Name: Barchetto Garden (Gardens of Villa Farnese)
Location: Caprarola, Italy
Date: 1584–1620
Architect/Designer: Giacomo Vignola; Giacomo Duca; Girolamo Rainaldi
Patron: Cardinal Farnese

Name: Royal Palace of Caserta (River Road)
Location: Caserta, Italy
Date: 1753–1773
Architect/Designer: Luigi Vanvitelli
Patron: King Charles VII of Naples

Name: Blenheim Palace and Gardens
Location: Woodstock, England
Date: 1705–1719
Architect/Designer: Sir John Vanbrugh
Patron: John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough

Name: Castle Howard and Gardens
Location: Yorkshire, England
Date: 1699-1811
Architect/Designer: Sir John Vanbrugh and Nicholas Hawksmoor
Patron: Charles Howard, 3rd Earl of Carlisle

Name: Stowe House and Gardens
Location: Stowe, England
Date: 1677-1779
Architect/Designer: Charles Bridgeman (initial gardens); Sir John Vanbrugh (early architecture); William Kent (Elysian Fields)
Patron: Richard Temple