Christmas at Gunby 2026 - 'Board Games and Baubles'
Join us between Saturday 28 November through to Wednesday 23 December for Christmas.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Celebrate Christmas with us this winter Join us from Saturday 28 November to Wednesday 23 December and share the magic of Christmas together. Step inside the house, beautifully dressed for the season in this year’s joyful festive theme, Board Games and Baubles, where tradition, play and a little friendly competition come together. Wander from room to room as generations have before you, discovering twinkling lights, nostalgic details and playful surprises inspired by the family games we all know and love – with a festive twist. It’s a celebration designed to delight visitors of all ages, from grandparents to grandchildren. After exploring the house, warm up with a delicious seasonal treat in the tea-room before heading out for a crisp, wintry walk through the gardens – the perfect way to soak up the sights, sounds and spirit of Christmas. Don’t forget to visit our Christmas shop in the basement, where you’ll find thoughtful gifts and festive treasures. Last entry to the house is at 2.30pm. Gather your loved ones and make special memories with us this Christmas – we look forward to welcoming you.
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