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Passion and Politics: Sissinghurst and Greece (Until 28 June 2026)

For the first time, diplomat Harold Nicolson's role in the fortunes of post-war Greece takes centre stage in this exhibition at Sissinghurst. Now extended until 28 June 2026.

  • Booking not needed
  • Free event (admission applies)

For the first time, explore diplomat Harold Nicolson's role in the fortunes of post-war Greece at a pivotal time in the country's development in this exhibition.

Untold stories, unseen photographs and personal mementoes shine a light on his life, work, and the inspirations behind the design of his iconic home at Sissinghurst.

Sponsored by The Centre for Hellenic Studies at King's College London.

The exhibition is located upstairs in the Oast Exhibition Space. There is no step free access.

An exhibition guide is available from Visitor Reception with step-free access.

Open daily with standard admission.

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Event ticket prices

This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.

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The basics

Meeting point

Please scan your membership cards or pay for entry at Visitor Reception. The exhibition is located next to Visitor Reception, upstairs in the Oast Exhibition Space.

What to bring and wear

The exhibition is indoors. Please have your entry ticket on hand to enter the space.

Accessibility

The exhibition is located upstairs in the Oast Exhibition Space. There is no step free access. An exhibition guide is available from Visitor Reception, which has step-free access.

Other

The exhibition is free to attend but all visitors must obtain an entry ticket to view the space. You may be asked to present the entry ticket, not National Trust cards, at the door to the exhibition.

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