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It's Christmaaas! at Hanbury Hall

A big Christmas tree in the Great Hall at Hanbury Hall decorated with a trifle theme
The Christmas tree in the Great Hall | © Shaun Fellows

Take a trip down memory lane as we celebrate Christmas 1970s and 80s style at Hanbury Hall. The tinsel will be glowing, the laughter will be flowing, the Babycham will be popping and the Slade hits will be dropping – we're turning back the clock for a nostalgic trip back in time.

Take a trip down memory lane

Saturday 29 November 2025 to Sunday 4 January 2026

This Christmas, we're turning back the clock for a nostalgic trip back to the 1970s and 80s.  

Get a blast from the past as you explore the house dressed for the Christmas we all remember: a riot of colour, with bright lights, baubles and tinsel galore.

Sip on a Babycham or a Snowball bought from the Del Boy bar (cash only please) as you explore the decorated rooms, from opening presents on Christmas morning in the Ladies Parlour, to Christmas evening TV and board games in the Great Parlour.

While you're here why not reminisce over your favourite toys from the era, or wander around listening to all the Christmas number ones? You might even spot Father Christmas having a snooze in front of the television. 

The Hall will be open daily from 10am - 4pm, with last entries at 3.45pm. 

No booking needed, just turn up on the day and join in the party!

There is no additional charge to visit Hanbury Hall during 'It's Christmaaas!', but standard admission charges to enter the property still apply. Entry is free for National Trust members.

Please note: the whole property will be closed on 24 and 25 December.

 

 

The Dining Room at Hanbury Hall decorated for a 70s and 80s Christmas with streamers and the table laden with party food
The Dining Room decorated for It's Christmaaas! | © Shaun Fellows

Eating and drinking

Relax and refuel in the Courtyard Kitchen restaurant or the dog-friendly Stables Café. In the restaurant enjoy a range of options on our festive menu, including traditional Christmas lunches, turkey meatballs, pigs in blankets, mac & cheese, turkey baps, Christmas pudding and cake (subject to availability). Vegeterian and vegan options also available. 

A man wearing a Christmas jumper carrying a tray of coffees
Festive refreshments at Hanbury Hall / National Trust Images | © National Trust Images/Rob Stothard
The Parterre in July at Hanbury Hall and Gardens, Worcestershire

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History of Hanbury Hall 

The Vernon family built Hanbury Hall in 1701, but as fashions changed, so did the 18th-century hall and gardens. Discover the history behind Hanbury’s evolution here.

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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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