Battle of Edgehill guided walk
Discover stunning views and stories of pitched battle in this guided walk around Edgehill and nearby historic sites.
- Booking essential
Starting from Upton House visitor car park, your walk leader will take you along the escarpment into Edgehill.
Joining you at St Peter's Church in the village of Radway will be a local historian who will introduce you to the Battle of Edgehill exhibition with its displays exploring the impact of this momentous battle on the local villages and their inhabitants.
Please bring your own packed lunch to eat in the church at Radway. The Pavilion cafe will be open and serving plenty of delicious homemade cakes when you return to Upton.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Battle of Edgehill guided walk | £8.00 |
The basics
- Booking number
Call 0344 249 1895
- Accessibility
Please note, this walk follows public footpaths across fields, which may be muddy and uneven. The route includes a steep climb and requires a reasonable level of fitness.
- Meeting point
Meet in Upton House and Gardens visitor car park ready for a prompt 10:30am start.
- Suitability for children
Children over 16 are welcome, supervised by parent/guardian
- What to bring and wear
Wear suitable walking boots/shoes and outdoor clothing to protect against cold/wind/rain/heat. Bring a packed lunch and sufficient water/snacks for the duration of the walk.
Upcoming events
'On Light and Flowers', an exhibition by Lizzie Bentley
This summer, Upton's Squash Court Gallery will be filled with light and flowers, as local artist Lizzie Bentley exhibits her botanical paintings, including works inspired by Upton's gardens.
Summer of Play at Upton House and Gardens
Enjoy playful family days out this summer at Upton House and Gardens from 18 July to 6 September. Normal admission applies.
Meet Rembrandt: A slow looking experience
Slow down, get comfortable, and spend time with Rembrandt at Upton House and Gardens this summer.
Conservator's talk - 'Rembrandt and the science of art'
Join Rebecca Hellen, National Conservator for Visual Arts, for a talk which will take you behind the scenes to look at what is means to understand paintings through science and conservation.