Hanbury Hall

Important notice -

The Gardens and Parkland are open at Hanbury Hall. To avoid disappointment please book your visit in advance, especially at busier times such as weekends and bank holidays. If you do not book we cannot guarantee admission.

William and Mary-style country house, garden and park

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

You'll find lots of places open now - over 40 houses, 135 gardens and parks, and hundreds of coastal and countryside sites. To avoid disappointment please book in advance, especially at busier times such as weekends and bank holidays. Please check the property webpage of the place you wish to visit before you travel. Read this article to find out how to book and what to expect from your visit.

Please book before visiting 

The Gardens, Parkland and Stables Cafe at Hanbury Hall are open. We've introduced advance booking to keep everyone safe and maintain social distancing. To avoid disappointment please book in advance, especially at busier times such as weekends and bank holidays. However, where space is available on weekdays, pre-booking may not always be necessary. 

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Timed entry to Hanbury Hall and Gardens (28 Sept - 4 Oct)

Thu 01 Oct 2020
09:30-10:00
Book your timed entry to visit Hanbury Hall and Gardens.
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Things to see and do

Hanbury Hall in autumn

Visiting Hanbury: What you need to know 

If you've got a ticket booked for a visit to Hanbury, read this article to find everything you need to know about what's open and what to expect from your visit. We've made some changes to our usual offer, to help keep everyone safe.

A child picking apples at Hanbury Hall in Worcestershire

Hanbury's garden in autumn 

Enjoy the spectacular Autumn colour around the gardens at Hanbury Hall. From the Walled Garden to Kytes Orchard and beyond, the gardens at Hanbury look beautiful throughout the year.

Visitors walking down the grass slope towards the gates in the parkland

Hanbury Hall historic walk 

Explore Hanbury Hall's surrounding park, which has its origins in the ancient forest of Feckenham.

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Eating and shopping

A child enjoying a tasty sandwich at Hanbury Hall

Feeling peckish?

Our Stables Cafe outlet has reopened and will initially be serving a limited range of takeaway hot and cold drinks and some light snacks. We’ve introduced new safety measures including closure of our seating areas, screens at our till and collection points, and waymarked routes. We’ll also only be accepting card payment. In line with government guidelines you'll be required to wear a face covering in our cafes and food outlets in England from 24 July. Please bring one with you. We look forward to welcoming you back and know that you’ll support us to make this a safe experience for everyone.

Beautiful designs in the spring 2020 range

Treat yourself  

Looking for the perfect gift or perhaps you're in need of some retail therapy? You can browse our full range via our online shop. Your purchases and support enable us to continue to care for the nature, beauty and history we all miss.

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History

A painting of BOWATER VERNON (1683-1735) with Hanbury Hall and its formal garden, by John Wootton, 1734

Delve into the history of Hanbury Hall 

Take a look at how changing fashions shaped the house and gardens at Hanbury Hall.

Hanbury Hall. Dougharty plan, 1732.

Recreation of a George London garden  

When the National Trust took ownership of Hanbury Hall in 1953, the impressive George London gardens had long been swept away. In their place, was an open landscape surrounded by wider countryside, in the style of Capability Brown. Not a trace of the original garden remained but using London’s original 1705 plans, our dedicated team of gardeners have worked to recreate the stunning gardens you see today.

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Join or give

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We need your support 

For 125 years, people like you have helped us protect some of the UK's best-loved places. Everyone needs nature, beauty and green spaces now more than ever. But our income has dropped sharply due to the coronavirus crisis, and our essential conservation work is at risk. Please give what you can to help us look after these places, so people and nature can thrive.

Visitors in the garden at a National Trust place

Experience more with National Trust membership 

As we gradually and safely open more of the places we care for, there’ll be more opportunities to explore gardens and parklands near you. If you’re a member, you can access all these places free, together with most National Trust car parks. It’s so important for everyone to have fresh air, birdsong, big skies and open spaces to enjoy. Your membership will go towards looking after all of this for generations to come.

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Places to stay

The exterior of The Lodge, Droitwich, Worcestershire

The Lodge at Hanbury 

At the entrance to the Hanbury estate, this charming cottage is complete with original features and grand views, with miles of walking trails on the doorstep.

The exterior of Hanbury Hall, Droitwich, Worcestershire

South Wing 

Tucked up in the attics of Hanbury Hall, this cosy apartment has stunning views over the 18th century Parterre garden.

The exterior of Rosedene, Droitwich, Worcestershire

Rosedene 

A truly unique opportunity to step back in time with a back-to-basics stay. Rosedene, a great spot for watching birds and butterflies, is an original Chartist cottage near the beautiful Clent Hills.

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Art and collections

Our collections

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

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