Attingham Park
Visitor information
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© Matthew Antrobus
A three-storey Ionic portico dominates the front of the house
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© Dom Kavanagh
The River Tern from the Deer Park bridge
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© Andreas von Einsiedel
Savour the artwork in the impressive Picture Gallery
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© National Trust/Attingham Park
Our guides are on hand to tell Attingham's fascinating stories
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© David Levenson
The atmospheric Dining Room set for an evening banquet
Notice: Opening time update: please note that our grounds are now open 8am - 7pm until October 1.
Elegant 18th-century mansion set in an extensive deer park
Attingham Park was built for the 1st Lord Berwick in 1785 and was in continuous ownership by the family for more than 160 years.
As their fortunes rose and fell they proved themselves to be spenders, savers and saviours - providing a fascinating story of love and neglect.
Highlights in the Mansion include the impressive Picture Gallery and the atmospheric Dining Room set for an evening banquet that reflects its Regency splendour. There is also the delicate decorative scheme in the Boudoir, which has recently been revealed.
These projects are part of 'Attingham Re-discovered', which has been carefully bringing the house and grounds back to life since 2006.
The Mansion is at the heart of this great estate between Shrewsbury and the River Severn and is set in beautiful parkland designed to impress. Home to a wide range of wildlife, the main highlights on the estate include the Deer Park, the Walled Garden and miles of beautiful walks.
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Our treasures
The mansion is home to a range of fascinating artefacts. To discover more about the items on display, visit the National Trust Collections website. You can browse our highlights and search by object type or period.
Our weather station
Attingham's weather station, part-funded by Shropshire Council, helps us record how our climate here changes over time. Measurements every 15 minutes record both short and long-term trends.