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The east front was designed by William Talman, Comptroller of the King's Works
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Examine the Delft tiles in the Dairy at Dyrham Park
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© Steve Holbrow
Spot some of the huge variety of wildlife across the park and garden
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© National Trust
Find your way out of the straw maze at Old Lodge picnic and play area in the park
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See how a wealthy civil servant furnished his new house 300 years ago
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Take a closer look at the thousands of objects in Dyrham's superb collection
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© Peter Barnfield
Don't miss the spectacular display of tulips on the West Terrace in spring
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© Dyrham Park
Admire the manicured borders and paths in the West Garden
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© Roger Cole
Experience enchanting views across the garden pond towards St Peter's Church
Spectacular late 17th-century mansion, garden and deer park
Set in a beautiful Gloucestershire valley and surrounded by 110 hectares (272 acres) of garden and rolling parkland, this grand baroque house with spectacular sweeping views towards Bristol was designed by Talman for William Blathwayt, Secretary at War during the reign of William III.
Lavish 17th-century collections reflect the fashion for all things Dutch, including paintings and furniture. Later 18th-century additions include furniture by Gillow and Linnell, and the Victorian domestic quarters provide visitors with an intriguing insight into life below stairs.
Don't miss
- Discover the park and garden with Tracker Packs
- Family fun in the Old Lodge play area
- Look out for the historic herd of fallow deer
- Step out on a guided park and garden tour
- Enjoy spectacular views
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