Little Moreton Hall

Throughout the year discover Tudor attitudes to health and food, with a different activity to try each month. Explore the way in which the Tudors looked after their health and wellbeing, and get your body Tudor ready.

For 'Gathering', over a thousand used tennis balls become the subject of a short film and installation by Hilary Jack in the Long Gallery at Little Moreton Hall. Exhibition opens on 29 June 2019.

From 30 March, you’ll be able to experience a different side to Little Moreton Hall as you explore areas with a more recent story to tell.

Join a free guided tour of the ground floor led by one of our experienced guides. Have a wander by yourself or talk to one of our costumed interpreters or room guides to find out about this remarkable building and what it may have been like to live in Tudor times.

Explore our small but lovely garden that surrounds the hall. Relax in the orchard with a cup of tea or sit in the Knot garden to absorb the atmosphere. Meander around the moat path or roll down the mound, whatever takes your fancy!

There are lots of things you can do during your visit. Dress like a Tudor, follow a trail, find out more about the building or have a go at our stained glass window interactive. Our costumed interpreters are usually on hand to help bring the hall to life.

Planning to visit Little Moreton Hall with a dog? Find out where you can go with your four legged friend.

Planning a visit to Little Moreton Hall? This page will help you plan ahead of your visit.

We offer a large range of seasonal and locally sourced treats in our tea-rooms. Guaranteed to satisfy guests of all ages.

We offer a great variety of gifts, treats, plants and local products in the shop. Find out more about our range here.

From the Tudor festivals celebrated here to the collections accrued over the centuries, now's the time to discover the history of our lovely hall.

The 'How we used to sleep' project has come to an end at Little Moreton Hall. Find out more about the project research that is still going on behind the scenes. The Histories of Sleep website includes lots of interesting information about the key aspects of this fascinating project.

Bring your group and enjoy a guided tour, a visit to one of our tea-rooms and shop all within a really wonderful example of a timber-framed Tudor manor house.

Our knowledgeable and welcoming team offers a range of learning experiences and activities for your educational group.

Find out about volunteering from the people who know - our volunteers

Find out more about our local National Trust associations and how they can benefit you