Guided house tours - winter weekdays
Join one of our knowledgeable volunteers for a tour of the manor house on winter weekdays.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
The house is closed on weekdays at this time of year, but guided tours offer a rare chance to step inside and explore.
Led by one of our knowledgeable volunteers, you'll hear stories of Brockhampton’s past and the families who lived here. From 24 November to 19 December, weekday tours include a festive twist, revealing how Christmas was celebrated through the ages.
Tours run twice daily, last 30–45 minutes, and have 12 spaces each. There’s no extra charge, but normal admission applies. Tickets are available on arrival at visitor reception, first come, first served. No advance booking needed.
On weekends and school holidays, the manor is open for self-guided visits from 11am to 4pm. The parkland, orchards and tea-room are open daily—check our homepage for full opening times.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Suitability
Children welcome
- Accessibility
The first floor of the manor house is only accessible via a flight of stairs. Wheelchair users can still take part in the ground floor sections of the tour, and will be invited to use our 360 degree virtual access tour to explore the upstairs areas of the house.
Upcoming events
Moth half term trail
Explore the vibrant world of moths, their stunning colours, and fascinating behaviours.
Hallowtide celebrations in the manor house
600th anniversary Hallowtide display in the Great Hall
Celebrating the medieval calendar at Brockhampton
Discover a series of displays in the manor house that bring to life the historic traditions of medieval life at Brockhampton.
Moth Making Workshop
Join Kate Kato, local paper artist for a moth making workshop.