August Bank Holiday Monday
Greyfriars house, garden and café will be open this August Bank Holiday Monday! The house is open by guided tour between 10am and 2.10pm. The café and garden are open 10am to 4pm.
- Booking not needed
- Admission applies
Greyfriars will be open this bank holiday Monday (25th August).
The house is open for guided tours between 10.10am and 2.15pm (2.10pm will be last entry)*. Tours are available from reception which will be open at 10am. Usual admission applies.
The Old Oak Café will be open 10am to 4pm (last orders at 3.45pm), serving a selection of handmade treats!
The garden will be open from 10am to 4pm for everyone, for free.
*All our tours are led by volunteers so are subject to volunteer availability on the day.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Adult Adult Non-Members | £11.00 |
| Child Child Non-Members | £5.50 |
| All Free for National Trust members | £0.00 |
The basics
- Meeting point
Reception is located directly opposite the main house at No. 14 Friar Street.
- Accessibility
Please be mindful of uneven surfaces throughout the property, and note that access to the upstairs of the house is via an 18th century staircase. The upstairs is not suitable for prams, these can be stored downstairs, please speak to a member of the team.
Upcoming events
Topic Talk: A Man and His Maker: Facing Death in Worcester in 1499
Get to know Thomas Grene – first resident of Greyfriars, and a man we can only piece together by his will and the medieval Worcester in which he lived.
Topic Talk: You've Been Timber Framed: An Introduction to Medieval Architecture
Take a closer look at medieval architecture and discover the ins and outs of Greyfriars as it comes to life one timber at a time.
Topic Talk: Collections & Reflections: An Introduction to Antiques
Join in with an interactive talk about antiques and Greyfriars, where everyday items offer glimpses into past lives and purposes.
The Big Butterfly Count in Greyfriars Garden
Can you find all the butterflies hidden in Greyfriars garden? Free trail at Greyfriars House and Garden.