Welcome to our home
Here’s some information about what’s on at Burton Agnes Hall and how you can join in. Please would all visitors book online (apart from Burton Agnes Hall members, who can come and go freely) via the ‘Buy Tickets’ link to the right of this page.
Apart from the weekend of 10-11th July, which is the Burton Agnes Jazz & Blues Festival (this is a ticketed event), our house, gardens, woodland, and adventure playground are open to visitors daily from 11am until 5pm. We are serving takeaway food, baked treats and great coffee and hot drinks. The gift shop is now open, and plants raised in the walled garden are for sale.
Members may come and go freely without booking. For everyone else, including Historic Houses members, spaces are limited and you must book online for admission. Please contact us if pre-booking is not possible for you.
We are unable to accept cash, so all payments during your visit must be made on card, preferably contactless.
Burton Agnes Jazz & Blues Festival During the weekend of 10-11th July, the Festival will be in full swing. This is a ticketed event, and the Hall, gardens, Stableyard shops and cafe will only be open to ticket holders. Some tickets are still available via the ‘Buy Tickets’ link on this page - please join us!
Information provided in your online booking (or from your Burton Agnes Hall membership) will be made available to NHS Test and Trace if requested by them. We also display a NHS Test and Trace poster, which you can scan using the NHS Test and Trace app.
Much of your time with us will be spent outdoors. Toilets are open and frequently cleaned. Hand sanitiser is provided by the admission horse box (which we recommend using on arrival), by the food ordering area, by the pizza trailer, at the gift shop entrance and exit, in front of the Hall, in the woodland adventure playground, at the walled garden entrance and at two further places in the walled garden. Sinks in the toilets are available for soap and water hand washing. We ask all visitors to act in accordance with government guidance, particularly with regards to social distancing and personal hygiene. The Hall, Norman Manor House, and indoor seated areas are open. Face masks must be worn inside, unless you are exempt. The maze remains closed; it it is difficult to social distance there.
We will share updates about events here, on social media and on the events pages of this website. Please consider following us on Instagram and Facebook for regular insights and information.
We hope to welcome you to our home, and thank you for your understanding at this time.
With warm regards,
Simon, Olivia, Islay, Joss, Otis, Inigo and Sholto Cunliffe-Lister