Tyntesfield

The Gibbs family bought Tyntes Place in 1843 and transformed it into the Victorian Gothic masterpiece that exists today.

Make the most of the autumn colour with walks across the Tyntesfield estate.

Dragonflies and deer, bats, birds and badgers, newts, hares, fungi and reptiles.. the diversity of the Tyntesfield estate makes it the perfect home for a whole range of wildlife.

To this day, Tyntesfield is a working estate with crop farming, grazing animals, and a Kitchen Garden that produces the ingredients used in our restaurant and cafe.

Your four-legged furry friends are more than welcome here, find out when and where you can walk them.

You can get 20% off in our restaurant, café and shop if you travel to Tyntesfield sustainably.

It's your last chance to visit our award-winning exhibition of over a hundred fascinating objects, each revealing the passions and possessions of Tyntesfield's Victorian owner, Antony Gibbs. On display in the house until the end of October 2017.

Coming soon to a Tyntesfield near you...

From snacks and hearty meals to cream teas and award winning brownies, there's plenty to fill those bellies.

Whether you want to treat yourself or a loved one, we've got everything from seasonal specialities and locally sourced produce to National Trust classics.

A lot of work goes into caring for a Victorian house and its historic collection.

Thanks to a generous donation from S C Johnson, we are undertaking a project to conserve a collection of ancient and veteran trees across a number of Bristol sites.