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600 years of Christmas at Brockhampton

A Christmas tree in the centre of a dimly lit room, next to a comfy arm chair and presents
Discover the night before Christmas at Brockhampton | © Kie Cummings

Step back in time and discover how the families would have celebrated the night before Christmas at Brockhampton throughout its 600 years.

Christmas in the manor house 

22 November – 4 January: Opening hours vary, see homepage for full details.

Step back in time and discover how the families would have celebrated the night before Christmas at Brockhampton throughout its 600 year history. From the Medieval Great Hall through to Mrs Dennett's Edwardian kitchen and the 1950's lounge, immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere and cherished Christmas traditions of each era.

Traditional Christmas games family trail

22 November – 4 January: Opening hours vary, see event listing for details.

Step into the magic of Christmas past with a trail that celebrates holiday traditions through the centuries. Spot Christmas decorations from medieval times through to the 1950s. Wander through the house decorated with medieval garlands, Victorian candlelit trees, 1950's paper chains and gather the family for games that span generations. From classic board games and lively card tournaments to charades, this interactive experience is packed with nostalgia and Christmas cheer.

Trails cost £3 per trail which includes a prize, normal admission applies.

Christmas games trail
A 'U' shaped table adorned with artifical foods, greenery, candles, plates, tankards, and a giant felt peacock.
Discover a medieval Christmas feast in the Great Hall at Brockhampton | © Kie Cummings

Christmas and winter walks 

Enjoy a festive family walk at Brockhampton this Christmas, with trails for all ages—from gentle orchard strolls to longer scenic routes. Pick up a map and look out for seasonal surprises along the way.

Warm up at the Granary 

Once you’ve explored the outdoors head to the Granary tea room for some light refreshments and a hot drink to warm you up. We will be serving hot and cold drinks, light lunches, cakes and some festive treats throughout the Christmas period. 

View of frosty landscape and sunshine through tree with man walking at Morden Hall Park, London, in the winter.
Enjoy a frosty walk through the parkland | © National Trust Images/John Miller
The house and moat at Brockhampton in the winter

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Things to see at Brockhampton Manor House 

At the heart of the estate lies Lower Brockhampton Manor house, a late 14th century timber-framed house, surrounded by a moat and entered via a timber-framed gatehouse.

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Find out the places you can rest and refuel or treat yourself to a pre-loved book to take home at Brockhampton. From classic favourites in the café to pre-loved stories in the second-hand bookshop, every penny spent in the café or shop helps us to look after Brockhampton for future generations.

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