Middleton Hall is set in 42 acres of the peaceful North Warwickshire countryside and run by an independent charitable trust. Journeying through our …
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Oct 5, 2024
We thoroughly enjoyed the Candlelit Tour - For King , or Parliament. Excellent Tour Guide and the added bonus of encountering personalities from the past throughout the tour. Very entertaining. We wi… Full review by David S
Oct 5, 2024
I’ve been here a few times now for the evening talks and tours, it’s always a brilliant time. The volunteers are extremely creative in the performances they put on, and the tickets are good value as … Full review by Gemma M
Sep 26, 2024
Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. An interesting partly restored property showing house design over a number of centuries including interesting back stories. Full review by Richard S
Can my friend bring his small dog to the Georgian Christmas event? Thanks
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Hi there. We are very sorry for not replying to this message sooner, we have only just seen it. For future visits, dogs are welcome in our gardens and grounds, providing they are …
Hi there. We are very sorry for not replying to this message sooner, we have only just seen it. For future visits, dogs are welcome in our gardens and grounds, providing they are kept on a lead and all mess is cleaned up. Only guide dogs are allowed in the Hall. Best Wishes, MH&G Team
I am thinking of visiting Middleton Hall next week but as I walk with sticks I am concerned about access. I'm fine on stairs as long as,there,are handrails but one review mentions a steep climb to get in and an open walkway to get out. Is this still the case? Thank you
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Some of the stairs to some of the rooms are quite steep but in my opinion there is alot to see on ground level also. The entrance is over a wooden bridge over the moat.
I am interested in bringing an Historical Group from Derby to visit. Do you open on a Thursday for private parties with facilities open as well. I normally bring 35 of our members when I do a visit. We would like a tour and wander round the grounds if that is possiible plus an afternoon tea. Can you accommodate a 49 seater coach? Thank you Secetary
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Contact them directly. If you look at the top of the page there is options to email and call.
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