The Christmas Mansion
Step into the magic of Christmas at Tatton Park’s grand Mansion, where the halls are decked, the fireplaces glow, and festive wonder awaits around every corner.
- Booking not needed
- Admission applies
This year’s Christmas Mansion promises a brand-new seasonal spectacle, with beautifully decorated staterooms, immersive displays, and enchanting surprises to delight visitors of all ages. While we’re keeping the theme under wraps for now, you can expect the same breathtaking attention to detail and festive sparkle that makes this a must-visit tradition.
Please note parkland vehicle entry applies to all visitors (including National Trust and Historic Houses)
Times
The basics
- Suitability
Suitable for all ages
- Meeting point
The Mansion
- Accessibility
The Mansion is a short walk away from the main car park. There are a few spaces available for blue badge holders in the Stableyard car park which is closer to the Mansion. There are uneven surfaces and historic cobbles around the site.
- Other
Entry timeslots are available every half hour from 11:00am – 2:30pm each day. Mansion open 11am - 4pm (last entry 3pm) Please allow at least one hour to experience our Christmas Mansion fully. Pre-book your parkland vehicle entry online and save 10% Totally Tatton tickets are not valid for attraction tours, courses or specified events including the Christmas Mansion, Father Christmas at the Farm and Christmas in the Gardens Prices apply to National Trust members for this special Christmas event.
Upcoming events
Tatton Treasures and Secret Spaces
Experience an extra special tour of the mansion.
Monet's Garden: Acrylic Painting Workshop with Ula Fung
Take inspiration from the Japanese Garden at Tatton Park and learn all about the painting techniques of Monet.
Creative Writing with Joy Winkler
Join us for this exciting creative writing workshop with former Cheshire Poet Laureate, published author, playwright and experienced workshop facilitator, Joy Winkler.
Old Hall Open Days
If Tatton Park is a jewel in the crown of Cheshire, then the medieval Old Hall is its hidden gem.