Erddig Hall
Built between 1684 and 1687, Erdigg Hall was voted Britain’s second finest stately home in 2007. Consisting of 300 years worth of Yorke family history, it is hardly surprising that Erddig is so popular with [...]
Attractions for category: Gardens
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Knebworth House
Home to the Lytton family since 1490, this spectacular country house boasts stunning architecture and a vibrant history. You will notice on arrival that Knebworth’s exterior showcases plenty of gargoyles, turrets and domes. This Victorian [...]
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Kenilworth Castle
Founded in the 1120s, Kenilworth Castle was built over several centuries with various parts being added and altered over the years. This Grade I listed building became a tourist attraction in the 1800s and became [...]
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Ickworth House, Park and Gardens
Situated in 1,800 acres of parkland, Ickworth House is a real sight to behold. The Rotunda, being the most prominent asset of the House’s façade, stands at over 100 feet high and is unique in [...]
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Holkham Hall
Purchased in 1609 by Sir Edward Coke, the Holkan Estate is home to the magnificent 18th Century country house, Holkham Hall. Built in the Palladian style, this building’s façade is one of England’s finest incorporations [...]
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Felbrigg Hall, Garden and Park
One of East Anglia’s finest country houses, Felbrigg Hall is a 17th Century establishment famed for its Jacobean exterior and Georgian interior. Architecturally stunning, this building is a great place to visit. The Gothic Library [...]
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Kedleston Hall
A National Trust property since 1985, Kedleston Hall is a breathtaking 18th Century Mansion set within beautiful parkland. Designed specifically for entertaining guests in an opulent and lavish environment and for housing an astonishing collection [...]
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Coughton Court
This grade I listed building in Warwickshire is a very fine example of an English Tudor country house. It casts an imposing figure with its continuous battlements and large parapets. The Tudor gatehouse that is [...]
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Chirk Castle
Bought by Thomas Myddelton for the sum of £5000 in 1595, Chirk Castle dates back to 1295 when it was built by Roger Mortimer de Chirk. Designed as one of a line of fortresses across [...]
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Cambridge University Botanic Garden
Opened to the public in 1846, Cambridge University Botanic Garden provides a peaceful haven for all who frequent it. Unusually located almost entirely on level ground, a stroll in the garden’s 40 acres is a [...]