Charlecote Park
Overview
The splendid 12th land and 16th century house and gardens include a formal parterre, woodland walk and parkland inspired by 'Capability' Brown in the 18th century.
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What makes it special
- Experience the parterres as laid out by the Victorian Mary Elizabeth Lucy
- Discover the woodland of the ancient Forest of Arden
- Explore the Victorian home built around the Tudor legacy
Opening Times
House (except Wednesdays - 11:00 to 15:30
Garden, Outbuildings, & Park - 09:00 to 18:00 (16:00 in winter)
Price
House, Parkland & Outbuildings
Adult - £13.40 (with Gift Aid £14.80)
Child - £7.00 (with Gift Aid £7.70)
Family - £33.80 (with Gift Aid £37.30)
Grounds & Outbuildings
Adult - £10.00 (with Gift Aid £11.00)
Child - £5.00 (with Gift Aid £5.50)
Family - £25.00 (with Gift Aid £27.50)
1 adult family - £20.40 (with Gift Aid £22.50)
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