Sandringham

Still maintained in the style of Edward and Alexandra, Prince and Princess of Wales (later King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra), all the main ground floor rooms used by The Royal Family, full of their treasured ornaments, portraits and furniture, are open to the public.

The Museum, housed in the old stables and coach houses, has a collection of vehicles ranging in date from the first car owned by a British monarch, a 1900 Daimler, to a half-scale Aston Martin used by Princes William and Harry as well as a photographic exhibition which shows the history of Sandringham House from 1870 to the present day. A display tells the mysterious tale of the Sandringham Company who fought and died at Gallipolli in 1915 and there is also a fascinating collection of gifts given to Her Majesty The Queen by people from all over the world.

The sixty-acre gardens include the formal North Garden, the Stream Walk and Queen Alexandra’s Summerhouse, perched above the lake. The formal planting of the Edwardian age has given way to great sweeping glades, bordered by splendid specimen trees and shrubs, to create an informal garden full of colour and interest throughout the year. A free shuttle from within the entrance will carry passengers less able to walk through the gardens to the house and back.

Sandringham Church is also well worth a visit, and there are six hundred acres of the Country Park open to all. There is a café, coffee shop and gift shops close to the coach and car parks. Sandringham’s welcoming country house atmosphere is commented on by almost every visitor, and the most common complaint is that people have not allowed enough time to see everything there is – at least 3 hours is necessary, and there is enough to fill a full day’s visit.

Royal Parkland

Sandringham West Car Park – 8am – 6pm

Sandringham North Car Park – 6am – 9pm

Children’s Play Area – open daily from dawn until dusk

Facilities at the Courtyard will be open daily

Information Office || 9.30am – 5pm

Sandringham Shop and Terrace Takeaway Café || 9.30am – 5.30pm

Sandringham Restaurant || 9.30am – 5pm

Toilets at the Courtyard || 9am – 6pm

Sandringham House and Gardens

Sandringham Gardens || 10am – 5pm (last entry 4pm)

Sandringham House || 10am – 5pm (last entry 4pm)

St Mary Magdalene Church || 11am – 5pm (Mon-Sat), 1-4pm (Sunday)

We have two areas for parking at Sandringham, the North and West car parks.

The North car park is where the coach and accessible parking facilities are situated, this is the nearest parking area to the Courtyard, where facilities can be found along with the Terrace Café and Sandringham Shop.

The parking system is an automated number plate recognition system (ANPR) so you are required to enter your vehicle registration number at one of the two payment points prior to exiting. The system then works out how long you have parked for and displays the appropriate fee which can be paid by card or cash or the Glide App once paid you have 20 minutes to drive up to the barrier at the exit, which will recognise that you have paid, raise and allow you to exit.

If you are visiting the House and/or Gardens please provide your registration number to the ticket office as Parking is free during your visit.

PARKING CHARGES
Up to 30 minutes – Free parking

Up to 2hrs – £4.00

Up to 4hrs – £5.50

All Day – £7.00

The entry barrier will be locked in the evenings.

Public transport nearby

• Wheelchairs available