Attingham Park

Important notice -

We’re re-opening the gardens and parkland at Attingham on 3 June. You will need to book your visit in advance. Check What’s On for the latest information and to book. You will be turned away if you arrive without a booking.

An 18th-century mansion and estate shaped by a story of love and neglect

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Family walking dogs

Which places are open and what you need to know before you visit 

We're starting to open some gardens and parklands in England and Northern Ireland at reduced capacity, through advance bookings every week. Most places up to 8 June have sold out. New tickets are released every Friday and we'll continue to add new places over the coming weeks. More than 200 coast and countryside car parks are now open. All houses remain closed for now and all places in Wales remain closed following Welsh Government advice. Read this article to find out what's open and what to expect from your visit.​

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Attingham Park

What's on 

Please book before visiting 

We're looking forward to welcoming you back. The gardens and parkland at Attingham will reopen from Wednesday 3 June. You will need to book your car parking space in advance of your arrival to Attingham. Members will be able to book a space for free, while non-members will need to pay in advance for their space. We will be turning people away if you arrive by car and haven't booked. Bookable car park slots will prove popular. We'll be releasing availability each Friday from 29 May so please check back here regularly.

What's on

Upcoming events

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Timed entry to Attingham (3 June - 7 June)

Wed 03 Jun 2020
09:00-09:30
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Wildlife

Attingham's deer herd are descended from the orginal herd brought to Attingham by the second Lord Berwick in the 1700s

Wildlife at Attingham 

Attingham is currently closed to restrict the spread of coronavirus. During this time you can read up on the estate from home. Find out more about the birds, insects, mammals and more that have found their ideal habitat at Attingham.

View across the River Tern to the Deer Park at Attingham

The wider Attingham Estate 

There’s more to the Attingham Estate than its Mansion, Walled Garden, Pleasure Grounds and Deer Park which makes up around 200 acres (80 hectares) Find out more about the wider Attingham estate.

Bucks in the deer park at Attingham Park.

Deer diary: The Attingham herd 

The Attingham deer herd is the beating heart of the estate. Descended from the fallow deer introduced by Thomas 2nd Lord Berwick, Attingham is home to around 180 deer.

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History

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Art and collections

A copy of the 1827 sale catalogue for Attingham Park

Understanding Attingham's Collection 

Attingham’s collection is a bittersweet story of loss, survival and re-discovery.

A photo of the painting Excavations at Pompeii by Jakob Philipp Hackert

A taste of Italy and Regency splendour in Shropshire 

Extravagent spending in the wild Regency age, financial ruin, and astute purchases with an Italian theme is the focus for Attingham's collection.

Our collections

Explore the objects and works of art we care for at Attingham Park on the National Trust Collections website

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