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Chatsworth tel: 01246 582204 Area: Derbyshire |
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| Visitor Information | www.chatsworth.org | ||||||||||||
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| Chatsworth Derbyshire All details updated* as of: 20/02/2008 |
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| Opening Days and Hours | |||||||||||||
14th March - 23rd Dec; Open every day; 11am - 6pm. last admission 5pm. |
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| Parties
/ Coaches: Yes |
Groups
/ Coaches need Appointment: Yes |
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House
Open for Viewing: Yes |
National
Garden Scheme days: No |
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| Admission Prices | |||||||||||||
| Adult, House & Garden: Adult £11.25; Child £6; Over 60s/Student £9.25; Family (2A + 4C) £28. Garden only: Adult £7.50; Child £4.50; Over 60s/Student £6; Family £21 Farmyard & Adventure Playground: Adult £5; Child £5.25; Over 60s £3.50; Groups of 5 or more £4.50 pp. Family £25. Discovery Pass Adult £15; Child £9.50; Over 60s/Student £12; Family £46. Car park £1.50 Gift Aid prices and vouchers available on request. |
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| Parking:
Yes Lavatories: Yes Disabled Access: Yes |
Shop:
Yes Plants for Sale: Yes Lunches: Yes |
Teas:
Yes Light Refreshment: Yes Picnics: Yes |
Dogs
Allowed: Yes On Lead only: No Special Events: Yes |
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| Garden Features | |||||||||||||
| Outstanding 450 year history to the landscape, world famous water feature, rockeries, fountains and glass houses by Joseph Paxton. Rose, Cottage and Kitchen gardens, 5 miles of walks and Pinetum | English Heritage Garden Grade: I | ||||||||||||
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| Description of Garden | Designer:
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| The garden is beautiful in all seasons, and there are an extraordinary variety of interesting temples, sculptures, fountains, bridges, streams, cascades and ponds in this 1000 acre park on the banks of the river Derwent. The gardens are set in a 100 acre area mainly to the south and west of the house with the spectacular Emperor fountain ascending to 84 metres (rainfall permitting), as the centrepiece. It is the highest gravity fed fountain in the world and emerges in the canal which leads from the house and is the foreground to a beautiful vista of the Derbyshire hills opened up by 'Capability' Brown. Other features of the garden are a mature yew maze, the Cottage Garden and an impressive rockery. The old conservatory garden, kitchen garden and colour matched borders will give endless pleasure and interest as will the arboretum, pinetum and beech hedges. Inside the house you will find magnificent paintings, sculpture, furniture, silver, porcelain and an outstanding library. Children of all ages will enjoy themselves here with the farmyard, where they can find cows, pigs, goats, sheep, chickens, and fish, and also in the woodland adventure playground. |
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| Nearby Derbyshire Hotels, Facilities & Amenities | |||||||||||||
| Hotels
& Accommodation: Cavendish Hotel Riber Hall |
Restaurants: Renaissance Restaurant, Bakewell |
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| Inns & Pubs: Eyre Arms, Hassop Packhorse Inn, Little Longstone Devonshire Arms, Pilsley |
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