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Sewerby Hall and Gardens
Sewerby Hall and Gardens
Sewerby Hall and Gardens
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SEWERBY HALL AND GARDENS

(5.0 Score)
Church Lane, Sewerby, East Riding YO15 1EA, UK Directions

Since 1720

Speciality:

✓ Hall ✓ Historic Place ✓ Architectural ✓ Zoo ✓ Local Attraction ✓ Education and Learning ✓ Cafe and Shop

“Sewerby Hall and Gardens is uniquely positioned with spectacular views over Bridlington, and the hall is set on 50 acres of early 19th-century parkland. Sewerby Hall is a Grade I listed Georgian country house with impressive historical significance. John Graeme built the Georgian core of the house between 1714 and 1720. Each garden offers a variety of sights, smells, and sounds throughout all four seasons, including the Marie Curie Daffodil Trail in spring. Sewerby Hall and Gardens underwent a complete restoration between 2013 and 2014, returning it to its former glory as an Edwardian country house. The rooms are furnished with impressive pieces from the Victoria and Albert Museum and other important collections. Their Clock Tower Café serves a wide range of hot and cold food, including freshly ground coffee, daily specials, homemade scones, cakes, as well as sandwiches and soup.

2025 Update: Sewerby Hall and Gardens offers day tickets and annual passes. Discounts are available for children, families, groups and carers.”

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Price:

ANNUAL PASS
Adult £45
Child (3–15 years) £25
Family (2A + 2C / 1A + 3C) £120
Additional Child £20

BUSINESS PASS
Adult £105
Child (3–15 years) £80
Family (2A + 2C / 1A + 3C) £325
Additional Child £40

Contact:

0126 267 3769

Mon-Sun: 9:30am - 5pm

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Burton Agnes Hall
Burton Agnes Hall
Burton Agnes Hall
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BURTON AGNES HALL

(4.9 Score)
Rudston Road, Burton Agnes, Driffield, East Riding YO25 4NB, UK Directions

Since 1610

Speciality:

✓ School Visits ✓ Accessibility ✓ Weddings ✓ Plant Species ✓ Gallery ✓ Woodland Sculpture ✓ Walk and Giant Games ✓ Historical ✓ Walled Garden ✓ Halls ✓ Family Fun Events ✓ Tea Room and Cafe

“Burton Agnes Hall has remained within the same family for over four hundred years. The hall provides beautiful 17th-century plaster ceilings and chimneypieces. Inside, the house is stunning, filled with fascinating objects and art, while the woodland walk features an adventure playground for children. From within the house, visitors can enjoy views of the woodland, the walled garden, and the historic Norman Manor House. The estate also includes a café, shop, plant sales, and a woodland adventure playground. The award-winning gardens at Burton Agnes Hall offer something for everyone. The walled garden features thousands of plant species, including herbaceous borders, a jungle garden, a collection of campanulas, a yew maze, and giant garden games. The Hall is an ideal place for a family visit and for enjoying a day out in nature.

2025 Update: The Norman Manor House was built by Roger de Stuteville in 1173. The property has never changed hands by sale, though it has at times passed from family to family.”

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Registration 06633139

Price:

Hall and Gardens
Adult £17.00
Child (4–15) £9.00
Under 4s FREE
Family 1A + 2C £26.00
Family 2A + 2C £43.00
Gardens Only
Adult £11.50
Child (4–15) £7.50
Under 4s FREE
Family 1A + 2C £19.00
Family 2A + 2C £30.50

Contact:

0126 249 0324

Mon-Sun: 11am - 5pm

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Withernsea Lighthouse
Withernsea Lighthouse
Withernsea Lighthouse
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WITHERNSEA LIGHTHOUSE

(4.9 Score)
Hull Road, Withernsea, East Riding HU19 2DY, UK Directions

Since 1894

Speciality:

✓ Displays ✓ Local History ✓ RNLI and HM Coastguard Exhibits ✓ Memorial ✓ Models ✓ Towers ✓ Trinity House ✓ Old Photographs ✓ Tea Room ✓ Shops and Lamp Room

“Withernsea Lighthouse features a café offering light refreshments, along with a souvenir shop. The Lighthouse stands 127 feet (38m) tall in the heart of this seaside town. The museum is located just 400 metres from the seafront, and the lighthouse and its adjacent buildings are listed as Grade II structures. Visitors can climb the 144 steps to the top of the tower for breathtaking views of the Holderness coastline, the Humber Bridge towers, and stunning vistas over Withernsea and East Yorkshire. A telescope in the lamproom enhances the views. Withernsea Lighthouse. After the climb, visitors can relax in the beautifully landscaped garden with outdoor seating, enjoy a refreshing drink, and explore a charming garden trail for children.

2025 Update: Withernsea Lighthouse is a great family-friendly place to visit.”

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Price:

Children £4.00
Adult £5.00
Senior Citizen £4.50
Family Ticket (2A + 2C) £15.00
Under 5s FREE

Contact:

0196 461 4834

Sat & Sun: 12pm - 3:30pm
Mon-Fri: Closed

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SEWERBY HALL AND GARDENS REVIEWS

It's a well worth time spent venue whether you are on your own, with your family, bunch of friends... there's so much to see and learn, the staff are amazing and will answer your questions or point you in the right direction. If I counted right there are two gift hops, gardens, mini Zoo, a restaurant called Clock Tower cafe and obviously most important the house itself. Carpark fees are included with ticket price and there's quite a few parking spots. The venue is dog friendly with some restrictions which are clearly stated on information boards. Uniquely situated in a dramatic clifftop position with spectacular views over Bridlington and set in 50 acres of early 19th Century parkland, Sewerby Hall and Gardens offers something for everyone, from the magnificent gardens and zoo to the deep rooted heritage of the house.

A lovely place for a family day out. Plenty for kids and grown ups to do and see. The kids really enjoyed the interactive story walk and the Lego dinosaurs which are currently dotted around the grounds. There is only one toilet block which is near the entrance to the zoo so there could be quite a walk if you're elsewhere in the grounds.

Had a fantastic day here. Good value at £11.50 per adult for the house, wonderful gardens and a small zoo. Also great cafe with a proper pot of tea. I had a toasted teacake with plenty of butter and Martin had a lovely cheese panini. Animals in the zoo look well cared for so was good to visit. Highly recommended.

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BURTON AGNES HALL REVIEWS

What a lovely day out. Once we arrived there we went for a woodland walk. There are different routes/trails to take and games for the kids, looking for kittens. There are some lovely carved animals scattered about the woods. The playground for the kids looks amazing, I know my grandchildren would have loved it. We had a good wander around the grounds and walled garden, we came across the few large games chess, draughts snakes and ladders and hopscotch. I not so sure many youngsters would know what it was lol but looks fun! The Norman house was great, was so cool inside, there is an upstairs but id struggle to get up the winding staircase! We paused for our lunch we'd taken our own picnic and was very pleasant sat under a tree out of the sun. Then onto the house. The house is great plenty of history to read and you can take as many pics as you want. Only thing is if your disabled you cannot use a mobility scooter but there are wheelchairs for you to use. There are books so you can see the upstairs rooms. All in all a good day out.

Went here during a little fair that was going on. They had everything. Small stalls for alcohol and food. But there is also a cafe and gift shop on site. There is a huuuuge trail through the woods, with tons of large wooden carvings of woodland animals and other natural art installations. Honestly just roving around outside is worth a visit. The gardens are huge, and there's even a little hedge maze!!

Beautiful place to visit. The house was stunning, we didn't go inside as we had the dog with us, but it was simply beautiful from the outside. The gardens were just as stunning to look around. The kids loved the giant garden games and the woodland walk with the cat spotting sheet. A magical place that is well worth a visit.

WITHERNSEA LIGHTHOUSE REVIEWS

'HIGH LIGHT' OF MY VISIT! The lighthouse is amazing- nearly fell over just looking up at it! No time to go up but stopped in tearoom for a bargain pot of peppermint tea and scone with jam, choice of three, and cream and sat in a lovely sunny garden, with trees and a gazebo if you wanted shade. Lots of info in museum and tearoom. Well worth a visit, I will be back.

Lovely lighthouse. Reasinably priced. Certificate for those who make it up to the top. Great views and got the bonus of seeing planes flying along the coast whilst up there! Nice small museum and garden to the rear. Puffin from the trail a bonus find!

Absolutely amazing experience. Worth every penny. Interesting museum and the climb to the top was amazing. Maybe not so good for people scared of heights obviously and the final climb may be tricky for the slightly infirm. Nice cafe at the back in a sweet little garden. Staff are great too.

TBR® Inspection Score Report

SEWERBY HALL AND GARDENS Total Inspection Points: 119/120
Reviews Study: 9
Acknowledgements: 10
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Complete Info: 10
Contact Info: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Reviews Accuracy of : 10
Videos: 10
Website Standard: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

BURTON AGNES HALL Total Inspection Points: 118/120
Complete Info: 9
Reviews Study: 9
Acknowledgements: 10
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Pricing: 10
Videos: 10
Website Standard: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

WITHERNSEA LIGHTHOUSE Total Inspection Points: 117/120
Business Hours: 8
Reviews Study: 9
Acknowledgements: 10
Business Images: 10
Complete Info: 10
Contact Info: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Pricing: 10
Reviews Accuracy of : 10
Website Standard: 10
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