Haddon Hall in Eyam
Overview
8 miles
This remarkable medieval house is surrounded by Elizabethan gardens and set in the rolling countryside of the Peak District.
What makes it special
- Centuries of history, art and craftsmanship
- Restaurant and gift shop
- Guided Tours
24th March to 30th September every day: 10.30am to 5pm (last admission 4pm).
Closed 19th and 20th May.
Price
Historic Houses members visit for free.
Adults £15.50
Concessions (over 60) £15
Student with ID £15
Accompanied children under the age of 16 – free of charge
Hostels nearby
Other things to do nearby
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Haddon Hall
This remarkable medieval house is surrounded by Elizabethan gardens and set in the rolling countryside of the Peak District.
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Bakewell
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Bakewell
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Heights of Abraham
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