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Steeped in history, Holkham Hall has the perfect location, surrounded by acres of rolling parkland rich in wildlife and the nearby north Norfolk coast with its stunning beach.
Palladian Mansion built for Britain's First Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole. Award-winning Walled Garden. Contemporary sculptures, Deer Park, Café, Gift Shop, Soldier Museum. Damien Hirst Exhibition 25th March to 15th July 2018.
Seat of the Earl of Verulam, Gorhambury was built in the late 18th century by the architect Robert Taylor.
Medieval Market house set on tranquil village green. Collection of 17thC furniture and items relating to life & works of John Bunyan.
The home of George Bernard Shaw from 1906 until his death in 1950 with literary and personal effects on display. 3.5 acre garden.
A 17th Century brick and timber barn converted for use as a venue for weddings, meetings and other events. Approached though parkland and set in the gardens of the grade l historic house.
A fantastic day out for all the family - delightful gardens, dinosaur trail, historic deer park and adventure playground. Knebworth House and British Raj exhibition.
Ware Priory itself is a Grade I listed building which has a distinctive choice of individual character rooms named after significant people, or groups of people in the history of the building.
Late 18th century house by Sir Robert Taylor. Family portraits from 15th-21st centuries.
Many of Britten's most famous works were written here including the War Requiem.
The old manor house of Stanstead Abbots. The house is an unusual mixture of architectural styles including a Tudor circular staircase, a formal William & Mary front and a Regency wing.
Excellent, complete example of Sir John Soane's architecture - Georgian country house in 33 acres of parkland/woodland.
Among England's greatest country houses, Apethorpe Palace holds a particularly important place in English history because of its ownership by, and role in, entertaining Tudor and Stuart monarchs.
An 18thC house in a landscaped park with a folly.
Oxburgh has been a family home for over 500 years. Chart the story of one family's struggle for acceptance through war, persecution, and changing royal favour. Its secret doors and priest's hole make this a house of mystery and history.
Lowewood Museum tells the history of the borough of Broxbourne capturing the unique stories of those who have lived and worked here.
