About Kedleston Hall
The Kedleston Hall is a grand shrine to the arts created in the 1750s. The mansion has magnificent interiors designed to impress, and is surrounded by historical parks. This hall features a sizable collection of unique artwork, sculptures and furnishings that both reflect the preferences of its architects and their love with the classical culture of the Roman Empire.
Explore the countryside in Kedleston as you venture into the wild. A holiday here has something for everyone, whether you’re seeking solitude or an outdoor experience. Kedleston has 800 acres of parks that can be explored on foot, so there are many activities that you can participate in including – archery sessions, orienteering routes, spots for family picnic, bird spotting across the parkland and more.
Location: Kedleston Road, near Quarndon, Derby, Derbyshire, DE22 5JH
Timings: Monday to Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Entry Fees: Admission for Hall and Parkland: Starting from £14.00 for adults and £ 7.oo for children
Read More: Things To Do In Birmingham
Kedleston Hall Highlights
• Test your summertime wildlife spotting abilities while taking a stroll through Kedleston’s countryside
• Old forests, breath-taking cliffs, untamed parklands, hiking routes, and groomed gardens are amongst the many trails that you can explore when you choose a walk at Kedleston Hall
• Make a pitstop at the Great Kitchen, before or after your walks and try out hot and cold lunches and snacks
• Shop from a range of outdoor plants, gifts, books and toys from the shop at Kedleston Hall
