Dyrham Park

The park and garden are awash with snippets of winter colour and the house is open throughout the winter months to explore.

Why not come along and find out about how we look after some of Dyrham Park’s most precious works in our conservation studio tours?

The house at Dyrham Park is in a state of transformation and you can join us on our journey as we re-imagine the 300-year-old house.

Experience Christmas as it would have been celebrated 300 years ago, with festive greenery displays, traditional carols and decoration making alongside frost fayres, pantomime and a 17th-century children's trail.

Try something different this Christmas with a 17th-century feast for the senses with sights and smells from around the garden.

Take a break from the indoors, the rich food and the gaudy decorations while stretching your legs and taking in the views this festive season.

No visit would be complete without a browse around the National Trust shop at Dyrham Park, full of delights.

Serving seasonal food and a range of hot drinks, the tea-room is a great place to re-fuel at Dyrham Park.

Book lovers might enjoy spending some time in our second-hand bookshop with shelves and shelves of books for sale.

Some rooms in the house remain closed to the public or empty as we explore the best way to share the story of Dyrham Park.

An ambitious project is underway to create a 21st-century garden with echoes of the past at Dyrham Park.

Two rare tapestries are off to Belgium for a big clean and conservation work.