Dyrham Park
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The beauty of nature and grandeur of art unite with spectacular effect
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The deer park offers an array of breathtaking views to the South and West
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Venture into the park and you're bound to see some magnificent fallow deer
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The romantic pools in the West Garden provide a focus throughout the year
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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 the collection at Dyrham
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Admire the exquisite Delft tiles in the dairy at Dyrham Park
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Browse the borders
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The Avenue leading to West Front gives the house a suitably grand setting
Spectacular late 17th-century mansion, garden and deer park
Explore 270 acres (110 hectares) of ancient parkland, where a historic herd of fallow deer roams freely and magnificent trees and breathtaking views abound.
Inside the impressive mansion, built by hard-working civil servant William Blathwayt, discover fascinating interiors little changed in 300 years, as well as a rich collection that includes superb Dutch art and ceramics of the period.
Complete your visit with a relaxing stroll in the elegant West Garden, with its splendid borders, idyllic ponds and wildflower orchard.
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