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Enjoy the build-up to the festive season at Baddesley Clinton. Reflect on Christmas memories and traditions, enjoy the decorations and explore the great outdoors.
At Baddesley this Christmas, from 29 November – 4 January, there is great excitement as a long-awaited white Christmas is anticipated.
The kitchen is all abustle with the preparation of festive food, the log fire in the Great Hall is burning to keep the chill at bay and the children are dreaming of the snowmen they might build and the fun of snowball fights ahead.
A Christmas feast is laid out in the Dining Room and in the Great Parlour a winter wonderland surprise awaits.
The house opens at 10.30am and last entrance is 3.30pm.
Don't forget to head on over to the Barn Restaurant for a winter treat and browse the shop for Christmas gifts.
Come and spot twelve giant The Snowman™ sculptures around the gardens at Baddesley Clinton this winter from 12 November 2025 to 11 January 2026*, presented by Wild in Art.
Pick up a trail map from Visitor Reception and see if you can find all of the decorated sculptures around the gardens. The Snowman™ sculptures have been painted by national and international artists, showcasing designs inspired by the carol, The Twelve Days of Christmas.
Inspired by Raymond Briggs’ heart-warming picture book, The Snowman™, this timeless classic is all set to come alive in the gardens at Baddesley Clinton. With themes of friendship, imagination and adventure, the well-loved story of The Snowman™ is the perfect festive trail to explore with friends and family.
Enjoy a journey through art and adventure with friends and family this winter!
THE SNOWMAN™ © Snowman Enterprises Limited 2025
*Closed 17 November and 24-25 December.
Join us this winter and get into the festive spirit on a special after-hours Christmas Evening Tour and Christmas dinner in the Baddesley Barn Restaurant on 3, 9, 11 and 18 December.
The trees are sparkling, presents are laid out with care and the stockings are hung ready for you to enjoy a Baddesley Christmas. Listen out for carols and enjoy the traditional decorations as your tour guide leads you around the house, then settle in for a delicious Christmas dinner in the restaurant.
Winter is the perfect time to pull on your walking boots, wrap up warm and head out on a stroll across the Warwickshire countryside. Maybe you’ll get to see the crisp low-lying morning mists, hear the frosty grass crunch under your boots or the sound of birds calling through the icy weather.
Get this festive season underway with our range of Christmas essentials, inspired by the special places we care for. From Christmas garlands to Christmas Eve games, festive tree decorations and luxury Christmas biscuits, find inspiration to make the holidays extra special this year.
Don't forget to indulge in a delicious hot chocolate and mince pie from the restaurant. We'll be serving a selection of hot and cold food and drinks and light snacks which you can enjoy from the indoor or outdoor seating or takeaway – perfect for a stroll around the gardens.
So come and get into the festive spirit here at Baddesley and enjoy the decorations followed by a delicious treat from the restaurant and a walk around the Warwickshire countryside this Christmas.
Find out when Baddesley Clinton is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
From priest holes to the Great Hall, intimate family chapel to blood stains in the library, step inside the house to uncover 500 years of history.
Find the restaurant serving drinks, meals, light bites and cakes, as well as the shop and plant sales, in the barnyard. Pick up your next read from the second-hand bookshop.
Wander round the walled garden, courtyard and orchard that make up the garden here at Baddesley Clinton.
Explore the 150 acres of parkland, open farmland and dense woodland that make up the estate. Relax by the lake, discover the animal sculptures in the woodlands, and watch wildlife.
Twinkling lights on Christmas trees, frosty winter scenes and seasonal treats are all part of the festive fun at our places in Warwickshire.