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Christmas at Greyfriars

The Great Hall at Greyfriars with a decorated Christmas tree and festive greenery wrapped around the beams
Christmas at Greyfriars | © National Trust Images

Join us this Christmas to share some festive spirit with family and friends, admire the Christmas decorations, and enjoy delicious traditional treats. Greyfriars is proud to be a part of a rich festive programme on Friar Street and across Worcester City Centre.

Christmas in the House  

Please check back soon for more information about Christmas 2025.

Worcester Victorian Fayre

Thursday 4 December to Sunday 7 December 2025, 11am - 7pm

We are excited to be part of the Worcester Victorian Fayre once again. The Old Oak Café will be open serving a variety of festive treats including mince pies and mulled wine, and the House will be dressed in its Christmas best and open for self-guided visits. Or simply pop in to enjoy the view from the terrace of the walled garden, which will be illuminated after dark. Please check our website for up-to-date opening times for the Fayre as these are subject to change. 

The terrace and café will be open to everyone. For entry to the house usual admission applies. No booking necessary.

For more information about the fayre please check the organisers official website: Worcester Victorian Christmas Fayre - Worcester Victorian Christmas Fayre (worcesterchristmasfayre.co.uk)

 

Timber-framed house at night lit up with purple festoon lighting.
Experience Christmas at Greyfriars House & Garden | © National Trust Images
Greyfriars' House and Garden, Worcestershire. Set in the heart of historic Worcester, Greyfriars is a charming timber-framed merchant's house.

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Join us at Friar Street for an eye-opening tour, where we’ll uncover the misnomer that is Greyfriars and reveal hidden stories from over 500 years of history. Local items can tell a story about a house, its people, history and traditions. See the items salvaged and restored by the Moore siblings who owned the house. Here's a taster of treasures to look out for on your visit.

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Explore Greyfriars' garden 

The walled garden pays homage to what stood before, a row of 10 houses, demolished and rebuilt as a tranquil outdoor space in the heart of the city.

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Discover the history of Greyfriars 

Discover how we used science to confirm the date of Greyfriars house and how it was saved from demolition by the Moore family and decorated, with many items still there today.

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Christmas 

Whether you want to make your own Christmas wreath, visit Father Christmas or enjoy winter illuminations at a historic location, we've plenty of festive events and things to do at the places in our care. Plan ahead for a festive day out this year.

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