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Christmas at Tyntesfield
Historic Victorian Gothic Revival house with festive decorations
About
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the festive spirit at Tyntesfield. This stunning Victorian Gothic Revival house is adorned with Christmas decorations, offering a magical experience for all. Explore the beautifully preserved rooms, discover unique gifts in the expansive shop, and enjoy seasonal treats from the on-site cafes. It's a perfect holiday outing to experience history and festive cheer.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
Families, couples, history enthusiasts
Vibe
Festive, historic, charming
Energy Level
Medium
Budget
$$
Photo Friendly
Weather Sensitivity
Medium
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Location
Event Details
Pricing
$$
Duration
Varies by area (House: 10:30-15:30, Estate: 10:00-18:00, etc.)
Ages
All ages
Timed Entry
No
Organizer
National Trust
Practical Information
Parking
Parking is £3.00 in winter months (November to March) and £5 in summer months (April to October) per vehicle, per day using the JustPark app. National Trust members park for free by registering their membership on the JustPark app and entering the location code for Tyntesfield (80698).
Accessibility
Blue Badge parking available. Accessible toilets and baby change facilities at Home Farm, Pavilion Cafe, and the house garden passage. Mobility shuttle service and manual wheelchairs available on request. Home Farm is fully accessible. Steep paths and loose gravel are present on site. Tyntesfield House is approximately 1 kilometre from the car park. Assistance dogs are welcome.
Pet Policy
Dogs welcome on short leads (exceptions apply)
Food & Drink
Cow Barn Café and Pavilion Café offer refreshments. The Cow Barn is a restaurant set in a Victorian dairy.
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Download the JustPark app before your visit to easily manage parking fees and register your National Trust membership for free parking.
- Consider using the mobility shuttle service if you have difficulty walking the 1km distance from the car park to the house.
- Check the specific opening times for the house, cafes, and bookshop as they vary from the estate's general opening hours.
- Donations are gladly accepted for the second-hand bookshop, but they cannot accommodate house clearances.
- Allow ample time to explore both the house and the surrounding gardens and parkland, as there is much to see.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening times for Christmas at Tyntesfield?
The estate is generally open from 10:00 to 18:00 (shorter in winter), with the house open 10:30-15:30, the shop until 17:30, and the bookshop from 12:00. Specific Christmas dates and times should be confirmed on their website.
Is there parking available at Tyntesfield?
Yes, parking is available and managed via the JustPark app. Fees apply during winter (£3) and summer (£5), but National Trust members can park for free by registering their membership.
Can I bring my dog?
Dogs are welcome on short leads, but they are not permitted inside the house or the Kitchen Garden. Assistance dogs are always welcome.
Are there food and drink options available?
Yes, there are two cafes: the Pavilion Café (outdoor seating only) and the Cow Barn Café, which is a restaurant located in a historic Victorian dairy.
Is Tyntesfield accessible for visitors with mobility issues?
Tyntesfield offers a mobility shuttle service, manual wheelchairs for hire, and accessible toilets. While some paths have inclines and loose gravel, an accessible route is available, and the ground floor of the house has ramped access.
