Waddesdon Manor is a magnificent house designed in the style of a 16th Century French chateau.

Built for Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild, it was specifically intended as a house to entertain his guests and display his vast number of art treasures, including world-renowned collection of French furniture, paintings and decorative arts.

The grounds are equally impressive with beautiful panoramas, fountains, grottoes and a vast rococo-style aviary, housing colourful rare and exotic birds. It is an extraordinary testimony to Victorian taste, technology and wealth.

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Corporate hospitality

There are a number of wonderful ways that you can entertain your guests at Waddesdon Manor.

Start your evening with a 'grand vins' tasting in the Wine Cellars and enjoy some of the finest wines from world class Châteaux, such as Lafite Rothschild and the stunning Pomerol Château l’Evangile. Then, enjoy a private tour of the collection of art treasures, followed by dinner in the Blue Dining Room.

The Dairy provides a stylish setting for larger groups and, in winter, you can warm yourself in front of roaring fires in the West Hall and enjoy the wonderful views across the lake.

For further information please contact the
Functions Coordinator:

Waddesdon Manor, The Dairy, Queen Street, Waddesdon, Nr. Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire HP18 0JW

Tel: 01296 653243