Group visits to William Blake in Sussex: Visions of Albion and Watts Gallery

Visitors enjoying an exhibition at Petworth

Visit Watts Gallery and William Blake in Sussex: Visions of Albion at Petworth all in one day. For £20 per person engage with an incredible mixture of art, history and sculpture running 13 January to 25 March.

Your day

  • Begin your day at Watts Gallery from 11am enjoying a self-guided tour of of the historic gallery, Watts Studios and Watts Chapel
  • Enjoy approximately 45 minutes of free time from 12.30pm for lunch or shopping
  • Arrive at Petworth for 2pm and visit William Blake in Sussex: Visions of Albion and explore the famous artist's relationship with the county.

Booking and prices

The total group price is £20 per person (including National Trust members) and covers admission into Watts Gallery, Petworth and the William Blake in Sussex: Visions of Albion exhibition.

  • There must be a minimum of 15 and a maximum of 60 per group to qualify for the group package.
  • To book please contacts Watts Gallery on 01483 813589 or email groups@wattsgallery.org.uk who will take payment on the day for the entire visit.

Arrival information

  • Groups are able to arrive directly at Watts Gallery and be dropped off and picked up by coach. Parking is available at Loseley Park.
  • When arriving to Petworth, coaches are able to arrive at the Church Lodge entrance beside the town and visitors can disembark there for quick access to the exhibition. There is then a coach park at the main visitor car park where the driver will receive a refreshment voucher from the team.
The Chapel ceiling at Watts Gallery

More about Watts Gallery 

Watts Gallery - Artists' Village has plenty to enjoy. Engage with history and art at the newly opened Watts Studios, and discover our permanent collection of Victorian paintings and sculpture in Watts Gallery before visiting the De Morgan Collection, on long term loan to the Artists' Village. Enjoy a quiet moment at Watts Chapel – a Grade I listed Arts & Crafts building.

William Blake's The Last Judgement, 1808

More about William Blake in Sussex: Visions of Albion 

This unique exhibition is the first to explore the famous artist's relationship with Sussex, where Blake lived between 1800 and 1803. Celebrating these three years in the county, the only place outside of London where he ever lived, this exhibition features over fifty loans from such prestigious collections as the British Museum, V&A and Tate.