Sewerby Hall and Gardens is a charming estate situated in a breathtaking location that allows you to take a step back in time. This historic site occupies a unique clifftop position, providing splendid views of Bridlington, all set within the serene expanse of a 50-acre parkland dating back to the early 19th century. Sewerby Hall and Garden is an esteemed Grade I listed Georgian country house, with its Georgian core having been built by John Graeme between 1714 and 1720. The gardens here are a multisensory delight, offering an array of sights, scents, and sounds that change with each of the four seasons. During spring, visitors can also revel in the Marie Curie Daffodil Trail. A visit to Sewerby Hall and Garden offers a journey through architectural history. In 2013-2014, a comprehensive restoration effort transformed the hall into a representation of an Edwardian country house. The rooms are adorned with remarkable Victoria and Albert Museum pieces and other prestigious collections. Regarding dining, the Clock Tower Café at Sewerby Hall and Garden presents a comprehensive menu encompassing both hot and cold dishes. This includes freshly ground coffee, daily specials, homemade scones, cakes, sandwiches, and a selection of soups.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Landscaped Gardens
• Hall
• Dramatic Clifftop Position.
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SEWERBY HALL AND GARDENS REVIEWS
Gorgeous location. Free parking. Really friendly staff. Surprise lego installation. (Didn't manage to find all 15 ). Very interesting and extremely well looked after in the hall/house. Popped in + out of gardens with same ticket. Used the fab land train down on to Bridlington sea front. (And back). Small zoo area an added bonus. Lovely cafe ( only had brews) with great outdoor seating in a sunny position. Definitely recommended and would visit again.
What a wonderful place. It's so tranquil and beautiful. Really convenient if you are on a day trip to Bridlington as the land train takes you directly to the Hall. Staff are all so lovely and helpful. Really enjoyed myself.
A marvelous place to visit..really interesting..grounds are lovely..and the tea room is good too.. a super place to take family..
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Burton Agnes Hall is an esteemed Elizabethan residence that has remained in the same family for over four centuries. The hall boasts exquisite 17th-century plaster ceilings and chimneypieces that add to its allure. The house is a treasure trove of captivating objects and artwork, while the surrounding woodland offers a delightful adventure playground for children. Within the hall, you'll discover insights into the woodland and its adventure playground, the walled garden, and the Norman Manor House. The estate also offers amenities such as a woodland adventure playground, a cafe, a shop, and plant sales. The splendid and award-winning gardens at Burton Agnes Hall cater to various interests. The walled garden is home to thousands of plant species, herbaceous borders, a jungle garden, a collection of Bellflowers, a yew maze, and an array of giant games. It's a wonderful destination for families to visit and enjoy together.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Free Admission For Children Under 4
• Architectural Building
• Gift Shop
• Tour.
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Child (4-15) £8
Family (1 Adult and 2 Children £22
Family (2 Adults and 2 Children) £36
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BURTON AGNES HALL REVIEWS
Superb and stunning country house, a hidden gem and so much more and better presented than numerous NT properties we have visited. It's individuality and the way it is presented shines through. As well as the house, walled gardens there is an idyllic woodland walk. Coupled to this is the English heritage old manor house and adjacent church, both free to enter. Also not forgetting the enthusiastic and friendly guides. All in all this is a must visit. Highly recommended, and I am sure we will be back.
Elizabethan manor house with stunning decor and history, with even more beautiful and well laid out gardens. The ticket prices are very reasonable for what we experienced. We visited during the Halloween event which me and the family enjoyed a great deal, spent a couple of hours doing the Halloween trail around the grounds and though the woodland walk. The adventure playground and the games area also is a highlight for those that have kids. Carpark on site which is free, also a lovely church on site as well as the old manor house. Shop and great cafe with wood feed pizza ovens outside. Staff we're very friendly and helpful. All in all a top day out.
I really love the gardens at Burton Agnes Hall. We went during term time and it was very peaceful. We did the cat trail (nicely challenging) and spent ages at the adventure playground. This is a beautiful time to visit as the autumnal colours are out in force and it looks like the Halloween trail will be amazing - we missed it by a few days! We just got cake at the cafe but the pizzas looked delicious! Next time.
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Withernsea Lighthouse Museum is a unique inland-built lighthouse, standing tall at 127 feet (38m) in the heart of this charming seaside town. Located nearly 14 miles or 400 meters from the seafront, the lighthouse and its adjacent buildings have earned Grade II listings. Climbing the 144 steps to the lighthouse's pinnacle rewards you with awe-inspiring views of the Holderness coastline. From this vantage point, you can even spot the Humber Bridge towers and breathtaking Withernsea and East Yorkshire vistas. The lamproom features a telescope for enhancing your views. Additionally, the site boasts a cafe offering light refreshments and souvenirs for sale. Upon reaching the top, you'll find a spacious landscaped garden with outdoor seating, serving refreshing drinks and featuring an enjoyable garden trail for children to explore.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Lighthouse
• Museum
• School Visit.
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Children: £3.50
Senior Citizens: £3.50
Family (2 Adults & 2 Children): £10
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WITHERNSEA LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM REVIEWS
Withernsea was the one remaining Yorkshire seaside town I'd never visited so very pleased to have finally crossed it off the list. Doubly-happy to find the lighthouse open that day and well worth the visit. Fascinating building inside and excellent views. Highly recommended.
Lovely views from the top, last set of steps quite steep but Nana and Gramps got up nearly as fast as the littluns. Great little tea room and very reasonable. Recommended.
Great museum and the views from the top off light House are fantastic . Plus it's got and nice quite tearoom and the garden to sit and relax .
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