Hanbury Hall

Important notice -

We’re working hard to reopen many of our places where it is safe to do so, however Hanbury Hall is closed.

William and Mary-style country house, garden and park

More about this place

Family walking dogs

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

We're reopening the places you love, gradually, safely and in step with government advice. Our houses, gardens and parklands remain closed for now, in line with the rules about ticketed venues. But we're opening some of our coast and countryside car parks in England, so you can get out into green spaces. You'll need to book for some of them. Some coast and countryside car parks in Northern Ireland will start to reopen from 27 May. For now, all car parks in Wales have to remain closed on government advice. Read this article to find out what's open, how you can visit, and what to expect from your visit.

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Hanbury Hall

Things to see and do

Visitors enjoying a puzzle at Hanbury Hall

Online family fun, straight to your living room  

Looking for a way to keep the children entertained? Have a go at our fun family activities; test your knowledge in our quiz, crack out the paint with our finger painting activity or have a go at cooking one of our delicious recipes, yum!

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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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Our work

The Great Garden at Hanbury Hall

Share your precious memories 

Hanbury has a special place in the hearts of many people. You can support our work by dedicating a donation to someone important and add your precious memories to our interactive map. It's a unique way to remember a loved one or to celebrate a special occasion. Your donation will help us care for Hanbury for years to come.

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One of the many types of bees we have here at Hanbury

Buzzing up the property ladder  

Thanks to you we were able to raise over £2,500 from the Special Places Raffle, all going towards the bee hive move project.

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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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