Cost £36 for 2 adults no concessions. Access to House and gardens

£8 per adult for just the gardens at the moment.

Guide dogs have limited access around the grounds and building but should also be better with another accompanying adult.Dogs with any other persons must must strictly stay on leads and not allowed to run free in open spacer,especially not to frighten the deer or other wild life.Its better to leave dogs at home and enjoy the day out.

The house is well worth a visit if you are the least bit interested in culture. There are about 30 Canaletto's , numerous other notable art works , helpful guides and a huge silver and gold vault If you are making a trip I recommend you visit

Hello You can buy tickets at the entrance on arrival or you can purchase them online at least one hour in advance of your visit. Group visits (over 12 people) and afternoon tea must be pre-booked, this can be done by calling 01525 290333.

Although we do not have a specific children's menu, If you discuss your requirements with the Duchess' Tea Room when making your booking (01525 292128) they will be more than happy to accommodate a specific request.

Hello I would allow yourself at least an hour to enjoy the abbey as there are 22 historic rooms to enjoy with room guides in most to answer any questions you may have. The gardens shop and tearoom open at 10am, the abbey opens at 11am with last entry at 4pm, leaving you an hour to complete your visit until 5pm when the abbey, shop, tearoom and gardens entry close. Hot food is served 12-2pm, we do offer hot drinks, sandwiches cakes too that can be enjoyed as a takeaway too if you want to take them in to the garden and enjoy a bit of a picnic. We only guided tours of the abbey to pre-booked group visits. If you need to know anything else please call us between 9am-5pm on 01525 290333.

Hello, Make sure you give us a call to book for your afternoon tea in advance to ensure you have a place and check our website for opening times and days. The gardens are 28 acres in size with a number of interesting features. Depending on how much you want to wander off the paths and through the landscape I would give yourself and hour to an hour and a half to enjoy them at a leisurely pace. From the start of April we will have mobility scooters for hire should this be relevant to your enquiry.

Only assistance dogs are allowed in the gardens.

yes there is but a slight walk to the entrance but I did see people pushing wheelchairs ,