Tatton Park

The impressive Neo-Classical mansion was designed by Samuel and Lewis Wyatt. It provides an appropriate setting for the Egerton family's commissioned Gillows furniture and lavish collection of art, books and ceramics.

The powerhouse of the mansion was the huge kitchens, giving the visitor a contrasting view of domestic life in the 1800s.

A visit includes the permanent Maurice Egerton exhibition and a number of termporary exhibitions portraying different aspects of Tatton Park throughout the year.

Come and see Tatton Park’s beautiful displays of English bluebells in the garden’s historic Arboretum.

From early May native bluebells will make their annual show under Tatton’s rare Conifer specimens. This area will also house artist Fiona Curran’s artwork for Tatton Park Biennial 2010, a collapsing tree-house, called 'This time next year things are going to be different'.

Totally Tatton Ticket - Allows you entry into the Mansion, Gardens and Farm. If one or more of the attractions are not visited on the day you buy the ticket you can use it to gain access to them on another day.

Car parking charge £5 per; £2.50 blue badge holders.

Opening Times

Mansion 5 Oct 2009 - 26 Mar 2010

Mansion 27 Mar 2010 - 3 Oct 2010

* Check website for Mansion, Garden, Farm and Old Hall times.

Events

Tickets Information

Road Directions

From M56, jct 7 or M6, jct 19 and follow brown signposts.

 Facilities

Provider Features

• Visit Chester & Cheshire Member

Accessibility

• All Areas Accessible to Disabled Visitors
• Facilities for Visually Impaired Visitors

Provider Facilities

• Civil Weddings
• Dogs Accepted

Printed Material in Foreign Languages

• German printed material