Hi there, our Aston experience tours run weekdays during Birmingham term time. For the summer holidays and weekends we run Open Aston where guests are welcome to view the Hall on a self guided basis with guides on hand to offer information.

Hi there, we run our Aston Experience tours on weekdays and Open Aston on the weekends, so you are welcome to explore this grand old mansion at your own pace on a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, during our summer season

I wouldn't have thought so, but I'm sure if you call ahead they may be able to arrange translators.

Hello, we do not currently have tours on Sundays, instead the house is open for you to enjoy at your leisure. However there are guides in the house who will be happy to give a you tour, all you need to do is ask. Trains run from New street station to Aston every 10 minutes and it is about a 5 minute journey. It is then 10 minutes walk from the train station to Aston Hall. For direction on how to get to the hall from the train station please see the visit section of our website. I am not sure how much a taxi from the city centre would cost although here are also buses that run regularly from the centre to Aston Station. These are the number 65 and the 67. I hope that answers your question and we look forward to your visit.

We could do the normal concession rate at £5!

There is parking right infront of house and its all free!

I used to work at aston hall museum as a security officer from 1989 to 1995. I can tell you that the upper two floors are NOT wheelchair accessible - there is NO lift to these upper floors, one has to be able to work up the stairs to reach the upper floors, also due to the upper floors being wooden any use of a wheelchair on these floors would damage the old oak wooden flooring. women are also not allowed to wear high heel shoes because of the wooden flooring with in Aston hall. Only the ground floor rooms are wheelchair friendly.

You have to go on the tour and it's well worth the money with excellent guides and very interesting story's on the history of Aston Hall and yes there is plenty of free parking.

£6 for adults, £5 for concessions and under 16s are free. Entrance is by guided tour with tours taking place at 11.15, 12.15, 1.15 and 2.00. The Hall is open at weekends and in the school holidays (Tuesday to Sunday) but is always closed on Aston Villa match days, and this year the season ends on Sunday 1st November.