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Whether you're visiting for the first time, or coming back to see the progress, you'll be amazed by this unique conservation project. Saved for the nation in 2002, this spectacular Victorian house and gardens were created by the Gibbs family. As work continues to conserve the estate for the future, you can learn from specialist craftsmen, climb the viewing tower to see the roof repairs or explore the beautiful gardens and woodland. From re-roofing to rolling carpets, your visit to Tyntesfield offers you the chance to be up close with the restoration of this unique Victorian estate
- Climb the roof viewing tower and experience a different perspective.
- Explore the estate with woodland walks and environmental discovery activities.
- Take home fresh produce from the working kitchen garden.
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| Open Good Friday. Last admission to house one hour before closing. Entry cannot be guaranteed on busy days. Free-flow entry to the house is by ticket only (issued at visitor reception on arrival). |
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0844 800 4966 (Infoline) 01275 461900 Email: tyntesfield@nationaltrust.org.uk
Gift Aid Admission (Standard Admission prices in brackets): adult £11 (£10), child £5.50 (£5), family £27 (£24.50). Gardens: adult £5.50 (£5), child £2.75 (£2.50), family £13.75 (£12.50). £2 off admission when arriving by cycle, on foot or public transport |
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