Dyrham Park
With a National Art Pass you get
A spectacular late 17th-century house in Dyrham Park, hosts a superb collection of Dutch paintings, Delft ceramics, tapestries and furniture.
The house contains Blathwayt’s collection of Dutch paintings, Delft ceramics, tapestries and furniture. Following a major project, much of the interior has been re-presented and revitalised to bring the house to life and better tell the stories of the late 1600s. The house is surrounded by gardens, atmospheric terraces and extensive 270 acres of ancient parkland.
Visitor information
Address
Dyrham, Near Bath, Gloucestershire, SN14 8HY
01179 372501
Opening times
Daily, 10am - 5pm in summer, 4pm in winter. Last admission one hour before closing.
Exclusions and safety measures
House, garden and parkland are open.
Closed Dec 24 and 25.
Refurbishments
Project work means elements may be closed - please check the website for the most up to date information.
Visitor information
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