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Burton Constable Hall & Parkland
Burton Constable Hall & Parkland
Burton Constable Hall & Parkland
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BURTON CONSTABLE HALL & PARKLAND

(5.0 Score)
Skirlaugh, Kingston Upon Hull HU11 4LN, UK Directions

Since 1560

Speciality:

✓ Events ✓ Exhibitions ✓ Talks and Tours ✓ Workshops ✓ Latest News ✓ Stable Cafe ✓ Gift Shop ✓ Venue Hire ✓ Corporate ✓ Special Occasions ✓ Weddings

“Burton Constable Hall and its expansive parkland offer an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of the region’s history and heritage. At the heart of the experience is the Hall itself, home to the Cabinet of Curiosities, an early “museum” showcasing rare and fascinating artifacts collected by William Constable during the Enlightenment. Visitors can explore the preserved stables for a glimpse into estate life and marvel at the skeleton of the whale that inspired Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick. They can also stroll through the Capability Brown parkland, following walking trails that meander through ancient grounds, past lakes, and across open grasslands where wildlife flourishes. To finish the visit, visitors can enjoy a well-earned homemade treat at the Stables Kitchen.

2025 Update: This large Elizabethan mansion and its surrounding 350 acres of parkland are now a museum owned by the Burton Constable Foundation, a charity whose mission is to safeguard Burton Constable for future generations.”

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Price:

HOUSE, PARKLAND & STABLES:
Adult £14.50
Senior Citizen (65+) £13.40
Student £13.40
Children (5-16 yrs) £7.95
Family (2 Adults + 2 Children) £39.50
Additional Child £4.95
Under 5’s Free
HHA Free
PARKLAND & STABLES ONLY:
Adult £8.40
Senior Citizen (65+) £7.90
Student £7.90
Children (5-16 yrs) £4.70
Family (2 Adults + 2 Children) £23.25
Additional Child £3.20
Under 5’s Free
HHA Free
ANNUAL PASS:
Adult (Single) £40.50
Joint Adult (2 Persons) £70
Family (2 Adults + 2 Children) £92.50
Child (5yrs to 16 yrs) £13.95

Contact:

01964 562400

Mon-Sun: 10am - 5pm

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Hull City Hall
Hull City Hall
Hull City Hall
10+ YEARS IN TBR
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HULL CITY HALL

(4.9 Score)
Queen Victoria Square, Carr Lane, Kingston Upon Hull HU1 3RQ, UK Directions

Since 1909

Speciality:

✓ Conferences ✓ Shops ✓ Concerts ✓ Functions ✓ Comedy ✓ City or Town Hall ✓ Historical Places and Architectural Building

“Hull City Hall is a civic building that displays some of the pop, finest rock and conferences and comedy exhibitions. The City Hall was designed in the style of Baroque Revival by Hull City architect Joseph Hirst. Hull City Hall was built between 1909 and 1903. The hall is home to a large central hall that hosts a diverse programme of classical music, concerts, like pop, rock, and public events. They also have beautiful architecture, vaulted ceilings, ancient portraits and several tapestries. The grand building has a total capacity of 1,200 people in the auditorium or 1,800 for standing events. The primary tourist information hub office and the shop of city are based on the building's ground floor.

2025 Update: Wheelchair-accessible”

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Contact:

01482 300306

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Wilberforce House Museum
Wilberforce House Museum
Wilberforce House Museum
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WILBERFORCE HOUSE MUSEUM

(4.9 Score)
23-25 High Street, Kingston Upon Hull HU1 1NQ, UK Directions

Since 1906

Speciality:

✓ School Trip ✓ Historical Places ✓ House ✓ Events ✓ Historic Costume Collections ✓ Period Rooms Displays ✓ Statue and Georgian Houses

“Wilberforce House Museum is the birthplace of William Wilberforce, who was a prominent campaigner against the slave trad. The museum tells the story of the transatlantic slave trade and its abolition, and deals with contemporary slavery. Wilberforce House Museum was originally the Merchant's House, and is now part of Hull's Museums Quarter, which includes the Nelson Mandela Garden. The house has become a museum that portrays the lifestyle of one of Hull's most famous sons. Their galleries also display a fascinating glimpse into West African culture. Wilberforce House Museum is listed as a Grade 1 building. The garden of the front museum features a Wilberforce statue that was renovated in 2011. The house also contains the East Yorkshire regimental collection. Wilberforce House provides a tremendous family-friendly visit.

2025 Update: Wilberforce House Museum provides a distinctive venue to host intimate talks, performances, or drinks receptions with a maximum capacity of 200 people.”

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01482 300 300

Mon-Sat: 10am - 4:30pm
Sun: 11am - 4pm

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BURTON CONSTABLE HALL & PARKLAND REVIEWS

The house looks relatively small when compared with Blenheim, Castle Howard etc but the interior is packed full of interesting exhibits and many rooms are open to the public. Allow about 90 minutes for a visit. Longer if you want an in depth understanding. Unfortunately there are no extensive gardens but there are several trails through the open countryside. A small cafe serves reasonably priced food an ours arrived quickly. All the staffwere friendly and the room guides knowledgeable. There are dressing up clothes for children and a few toys. A country house that is well worth supporting with a visit. It won't wow you but you'll enjoy it.

The Hall & Stables at Burton Constable are truly a beautiful place to visit. You can really make a day of walking around the grounds alone, and there are so many quaint spots to sit and take in the house and views of the gardens. The greenhouse behind the Hall is so lovely, the views are unmatched. Many rooms to explore and a perfect place to bring your dog although must be kept on a lead. The staff are very kind, and so helpful. You can buy tickets in advance online or in the gift-shop/cafe as you enter next to the car park.

The Hall is an excellent place to visit, it is full of interesting items belonging to the Constable family. The volunteers are informative and very pleasant. Lots of quirky features. Nice cafe. Lovely walks round the grounds. We had a lovely time.

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HULL CITY HALL REVIEWS

A magnificent venue and very flexible so many different events hosted. You can go and there is everything from comedy stand up to panto. With classical orchestra dances meals pop and rock on the way. The main auditorium is first floor but lifts up if needed. There is also attached the Mortimer gallery where art is on display and is also a wedding venue. There is a nice bar and food is served. Tickets can be purchased on the day I'd any still available but booking in advance is recommended.

We attended the city hall to see the snowman live with an orchestra playing the music. On arrival we queued for a few minutes till the doors opened then were speedily let in, tickets processed and made our way to our seats. As it was a Sky vip showing sears weren’t allocated so we made our way to the circle for an excellent view. Food and drink was available and reasonably priced and the staff were great. The show was fantastic, well organised and we thoroughly enjoyed the experience!

I attended a performance by Gary Meikle at The Mortimer Suite within Hull City Hall, which is accessible via Paragon Street. The venue was suitable, but it lacked air conditioning, making it warm. An elevator is available for individuals with mobility challenges, and there is also a bar. Overall, I had an enjoyable evening.

WILBERFORCE HOUSE MUSEUM REVIEWS

Part of Hull's museum quarter, Wilberforce House is the birthplace of William Wilberforce MP, who championed the anti-slavery and abolitionist cause in Britain in the late 18th century. The museum tells the history of the house itself and the Wilberforce family, from the building of the house to the life and times of William Wilberforce himself, a history of African slavery through to the abolition of the slave trade in Britain.

William Wilberforce was a politican representative for Yorkshire, he was also a leader in the moment to abolish the slave trade in the British Colonies. In this house museum, the ground floor is a showcase about William Wilberforce's personal life, whilst the first floor is an exhibition about slavery, including 2 videos.

It was a nice and lovely experience to visit the Wilberforce House Museum. It gave an indepth knowledge of what slavery looked like and the pains they suffered. It completely was a free entry. I had a nice time.

TBR® Inspection Score Report

BURTON CONSTABLE HALL & PARKLAND Total Inspection Points: 120/120
Acknowledgements: 10
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Complete Info: 10
Contact Info: 10
Exact Services: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Pricing: 10
Reviews Accuracy of : 10
Videos: 10
Website Source: 10
Website Standard: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

HULL CITY HALL Total Inspection Points: 118/120
Complete Info: 9
Reviews Study: 9
Acknowledgements: 10
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Current Evaluation: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Reviews Accuracy of : 10
Website Source: 10
Website Standard: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

WILBERFORCE HOUSE MUSEUM Total Inspection Points: 117/120
Acknowledgements: 9
Complete Info: 9
Reviews Study: 9
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Reviews Accuracy of : 10
Videos: 10
Website Source: 10
Website Standard: 10
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