The Painted Paradise: 18th century landscapes of Shugborough
Discover Shugborough's historic landscapes through this exhibition of recently conserved watercolour paintings.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Take a closer look at our historic watercolours to see Thomas Anson’s vision for building his own paradise at Shugborough Estate.
Artists Nicholas Dall, Moses Griffith, and Edward Jones celebrated this vision through their paintings of Shugborough's monuments, including some structures that have long since disappeared.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Accessibility
The Mansion is approx. a one kilometre walk, through the parkland, from Visitor Reception. We have a buggy service that runs from Visitor Reception to the Mansion. The Mansion is accessible by stairs. We have a step-climber, but it cannot accommodate motorised wheelchairs. For more information on accessibility in the Mansion head to our access information page.
- Meeting point
Please head to Visitor Reception on arrival. The exhibition takes place inside the Mansion, in the Anson Room.
- Suitability for children
All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Upcoming events
The Great Big Halloween Hunt Trail
Enjoy a spooky Halloween trail throughout the Walled Garden and Farm yard.
Watercolour Workshop: Landscape Painting
Be inspired by The Painted Paradise exhibition at Shugborough and enjoy a day creating your own watercolour landscape with artist Sue Chatterton.
Halloween Craft Sessions
Join us for some spooky fun this October half term and get creative making your very own flying bat!
Ghost Tours at Shugborough Mansion
Are you brave enough to explore Shugborough Mansion in the dark? Join us for a guided tour to discover spooky tales about the historic Hall, followed by a relaxing cream tea in the Mansion Tearoom.