Mansion with important collections and fascinating 'below stairs' area, set in a large country estate and deer park, with a rich and varied garden
Finest collection of Huguenot silver in Britain
Ancient herd of fallow deer in a stunning 101-hectare (250-acre) park
Scandal and romance retold in fascinating guided tours
One of the North West's great gardens, with Britain's largest winter garden
What's new this year
Britain's largest winter garden opens November 2009
Extensive building works to improve car parking facilities being undertaken. Parking may be restricted at times. We apologise for any inconvenience
Opening arrangements
House
28 Feb–1 Nov 09
11–5
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Garden
28 Feb–1 Nov 09
11–5:30
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2 Nov–31 Jan 10
11–4
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Park
1 Feb–1 Nov 09
9--7:30*
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2 Nov–31 Jan 10
9–5
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Restaurant/shop
1 Feb–1 Nov 09
10:30--5**
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2 Nov–31 Jan 10
10:30–4
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Mill
28 Feb–1 Nov 09
12–4
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KEY: Dark blue=open
House: open for taster tours only, 11–12 (restricted places, allocated upon arrival). Self-guided visits from 12. Property closed 11 February and 25 November for staff training. Also closed 25 December (including park). Closes 5 in February. ** Closes 4 in February. Last admission 30 minutes before closing
Gift Aid Admission (Standard Admission prices in brackets): £9 (£8.10), child £4.50 (£4.05), family £22.50 (£20.25). Groups (£7.65). Garden Only: £6.50 (£5.75), child £3.25 (£2.85), family £16.25 (£14.35). Reduced rate when arriving by public transport
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Trust
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Lyme Park
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Tatton Park
Guidebook
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