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Delaval Discoveries: Gardens Tour

Join us to discover how we care for this historic landscape. Explore the history of architect Sir John Vanbrugh's pleasure grounds and find out what's new and in bloom this month.

  • Booking not needed
  • Free event (admission applies)

Meet members of our expert gardening team who will take you on a tour of the gardens of Seaton Delaval Hall. Discover how we're caring for the variety of species found here and pick up some seasonal top tips for caring for your own plants.

No booking necessary; free with your membership or standard admission.

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

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The basics

Meeting point

Meet at Tour Meeting Point at the top of the Lost Wing Path.

What to bring and wear

The tour will go ahead whatever the weather and is outdoors. Please wear appropriate outdoor clothing.

Upcoming events

Vanbrugh 300 

This year we're celebrating Seaton Delaval Hall’s architect, Sir John Vanbrugh. Led by The Georgian Group, we’re joining five of his most significant creations for events commemorating the man known as the ‘rockstar of the English Baroque’.

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on
9 Sep to 18 Oct 2026
at 10:00 to 17:00+ 29 other dates or times

Heritage Open Day: free admission for all 

Visit Seaton Delaval Hall for free as part of Heritage Open Days 2026.

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on
11 Sep to 12 Sep 2026
at 10:00 to 17:00+ 1 other date or time

Wagonway walk: Delaval Discoveries Wider Estate Walks 

Join us for our regular wider estate walks to discover more about the Delavals and their local interests. Take in delightful views across the landscape and find out more about the area's history.

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on
13 Sep 2026
at 13:00 to 16:00

Holywell: Delaval Discoveries Wider Estate Walk 

Join us for our regular wider estate walks to discover more about the Delavals and their local interests. Take in delightful views across the landscape and find out more about the area's history.

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on
20 Sep 2026
at 13:00 to 16:00