Berrington Hall

Important notice -

We’re re-opening the gardens and parkland at Berrington Hall. 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.

Neo-classical mansion with fine interiors, set in landscape grounds

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Family walking dogs

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

We've started to open some gardens and parks in England and Northern Ireland. To limit numbers and keep everyone safe, you can only visit by booking tickets in advance. A lot of places are now fully booked up to 14 June, but we release new tickets every Friday, and we’re also opening more gardens and parks every week. More than 200 coastal and countryside car parks are also open. All houses remain closed at the moment, and all places in Wales remain closed in line with Welsh government advice. Read this article to find out what's open and what to expect from your visit.

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Berrington Hall

What's on 

Please book ahead before visiting 

The gardens, parkland, car park and toilets at Berrington Hall will reopen from Monday 8 June and you’ll need to book tickets before you visit. Members can book for free, while non-members will need to pay when booking. We'll be releasing tickets every Friday. Please note we’ll be turning people away who arrive and haven't booked. We're looking forward to welcoming you back.

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Timed entry to property Berrington Hall (8 June - 14 June)

Mon 08 Jun 2020
10:00-10:30
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Berrington Hall

Our work

The main pathway to the front of the mansion

Berrington Garden Project

Delve deeper into the Berrington Garden Project and discover more about all we're doing to keep the gardens here for ever, for everyone.

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All of the group from SHYPP and NT staff in woodland

Working with SHYPP

Discover how we're working in partnership with SHYPP (Supported Housing for Young People Project) and watch the films inspired by Berrington's walled garden and pleasure grounds.

Get a fresh perspective

Come and explore all of our work at Berrington Hall

Conservation scaffolding is up in the dining room

Conservation inside the mansion 

Our environmental work at Berrington has a high priority. See what we're up to and add your own ideas.

Elements of the Ann Bangham dress with gold thread

A Dress Fit for a King - Project progress  

On the first floor of the mansion you can find our new exhibition, 'A Dress Fit for a King'. This exhibition focuses on the original dress of Ann Bangham, Thomas Harley's wife. Why not read on to see how our conservators pieced this part of the past back together?

Conservator stitching into the silk of the Ann Bangham dress

'A Dress Fit for a King' - The story of Ann Bangham 

Get a first-hand look at a piece of Berrington's history...

Berrington's glass dome from below with it's classic plasterwork captured

The Dome Project at Berrington Hall

Discover more about how we are conserving this 240 year old dome that lies at the heart of Berrington

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Berrington Hall

Wildlife

All creatures great and small

A close up shot of a heron hiding in the bushes

Wildlife to spot at Berrington Hall 

Our 'Capability' Brown landscape is home to lots of creatures great and small. Otters live in the lake and voles can't get enough of the gardens. Find out more about the lake as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and how you can get involved with Berrington's wildlife.

A dog looking at their owners food

Dogs at Berrington 

We'd love to see you and your dog here at Berrington. Come and explore the 250 acres of 'Capability' Brown parkland, follow our paths through the woods or visit the 14 acre lake.

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Berrington Hall

History

The owners of Berrington Hall

The staircase at Berrington designed by Henry Holland

The creators of Berrington Hall 

Find out about the creators of Berrington Hall; 'Capability' Brown and Henry Holland who designed and built it and Thomas Harley the first owner.

The celebrations for the homecoming of the 7th Lord Rodney

The 7th Lord Rodney 

From the glorious victories of Admiral Lord Rodney in the 1780's to the sale of the estate in 1901, 7 generations of Rodney's lived at Berrington.

Lord Cawley and his four sons on horseback

The Cawley family 

The first Lord Cawley purchased the estate in 1901 and made some sympathetic restorations.

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Berrington Hall

Art and collections

Our collections

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

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