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YorkshireYorkshire and North East and North East Berwick-upon-Tweed Lindisfarne Buildings and Gardens Castle Coast and Countryside All places shown are listed in this printed guide. Places in green have a limited offer, and are listed at the end of each section. 0 10 20 miles 0 10 20 30 kilometers Giant’s Causeway Carrick-a-Rede Cragside Yorkshire Downhill Coleraine Demesne and Hezlett House Morpeth and North East Wallington LONDONDERRY Blyth Seaton Delaval Hall Whitley Bay Tynemouth Newcastle Upon Tyne M2 Souter Lighthouse Jarrow and The Leas Ballymena Cherryburn Gateshead Gray’s Printing Larne Gibside Sunderland Press Carlisle Consett Washington Old Hall Houghton le Spring M22 Patterson’s M6 Springhill Spade Mill Carrickfergus Durham M2 Newtownabbey Brandon Peterlee Wellbrook Cookstown Bangor Beetling Mill Wordsworth House Spennymoor Divis and the A1(M) Hartlepool BELFAST Black Mountain Newtownards Workington Bishop Auckland Mount Aira Force Appleby-in- Redcar and Ullswater Westmorland Stewart Stockton- Middlesbrough M1 Whitehaven on-Tees The Argory Strangford Ormesby Hall Craigavon Lough Darlington Ardress House Rowallane Sticklebarn and Whitby Castle Portadown Garden The Langdales Coole Castle Armagh Ward Wray Castle Florence Court Beatrix Potter Gallery M6 and Hawkshead Murlough Northallerton Crom Steam Yacht Gondola Hill Top Kendal Hawes Rievaulx Scarborough Sizergh Terrace Newry Nunnington Hall Ulverston Ripon Barrow-in-Furness Bridlington Fountains Abbey A1(M) Morecambe Lancaster Knaresborough Beningbrough Hall M6 Harrogate York Skipton Treasurer’s House Fleetwood Ilkley Middlethorpe Hall Keighley Yeadon Tadcaster Clitheroe Colne Beverley East Riddlesden Hall Shipley Blackpool Gawthorpe Hall Nelson Leeds Garforth M55 Selby Preston Burnley M621 Kingston Upon Hull M65 Accrington Bradford M62 Lytham St Anne's Castleford Blackburn Todmorden Halifax Rawtenstall Batley Leyland Brighouse M62 Pontefract Goole Rufford Old Hall Wa d Southport Nostell M18 Chorley M62 M6 M66 Thorne Immingham M61 Rochdale Hemsworth Scunthorpe Grimsby Ormskirk Bury M181 Standish M1 Cleethorpes Bolton Middleton Skelmersdale M60 M180 Barnsley M58 Wigan Oldham Doncaster Crosby Kirkby St Helens M62 Salford Manchester Bootle Stocksbridge M67 A1(M) Wallasey Sale Glossop Rotherham Liverpool M60 Gainsborough M60 Stockport M62 Dunham Massey Birkenhead Shefeld Louth Bodysgallen Widnes Warrington Altrincham Quarry Llandudno Hall M53 Runcorn M56 Bank Mr Straw’s Holyhead Conwy Suspension Bridge Tatton Park Worksop House Colwyn Bay Prestatyn Speke Hall Wilmslow M1 Retford Aberconwy House Rhyl Frodsham Knutsford Lyme M56 Nether Droneld Staveley Conwy Abergele Ellesmere Port Alderley Mill Bangor Flint Northwich Clumber Park d Buxton Lincoln Plas Newydd Penrhyn M6 Gunby Estate Castle Bodnant Garden Stainsby Mill Chester Congleton Cross Manseld Monksthorpe Chapel Biddulph Grange Matlock Hardwick Little Moreton Hall Garden Sutton in Asheld Leek The Workhouse Tattershall Tyˆ Mawr Crewe Kirkby in Kidsgrove Asheld Newark-on-Trent Castle Wybrnant Nantwich Wrexham Ripley Newcastle- Belper Erddig Stoke-on-trent Ashbourne Hucknall under-Lyme Boston Sheringham Park Kedleston Hall Ilkeston M1 Nottingham Chirk Castle Belton House Sudbury Derby Beeston Grantham Plas yn Stone Uttoxeter Felbrigg Hall Rhiw Hall Long Eaton Oswestry Woolsthorpe Blickling Estate Burton upon Trent Spalding King's Stafford Melton Manor Loughborough Mowbray Lynn Newport Shugborough Estate M6 Calke Abbey Heigham Holmes Rugeley Attingham Ashby-de- Dereham Shrewsbury Park la-Zouch Sunnycroft Cannock d Coalville Wisbech Norwich Stamford Swaffham Great Yarmouth Telford M54 M6 M42 Elizabethan Powis Castle TOLL Brownhills Peckover Downham House Museum Wightwick Tamworth Leicester House Benthall Moseley Old Hall Peterborough Market Hall Manor Walsall Sutton Wolverhampton Hinckley March Oxburgh Hall Bridgnorth Lowestoft West Bromwich M6 M69 Carding Nuneaton Dudley Birmingham Mill Valley Market Corby and the Dudmaston Halesowen Birmingham Bedworth Back to Backs Harborough Thetford Aberystwyth Long Mynd Stourbridge M6 Lyveden M1 A1(M) Ely M5 Solihull M42 Coventry Kettering Kidderminster Mildenhall Packwood Baddesley Rugby Huntingdon M42 House Clinton Bromsgrove M45 St Ives Stourport- Wicken Fen Houghton Mill Bury Dunwich Heath Croft on-Severn M40 Wellingborough Castle M5 Redditch Leamington St Edmunds Warwick Spa Rushden Berrington Hall Droitwich Coughton Daventry Newmarket Theatre Royal Cambridge The Firs Court Northampton St Neots Llanerchaeron Hanbury Anglesey Abbey Stowmarket Hall Ickworth Stratford Charlecote Park M11 Brockhampton Worcester upon Avon Greyfriars’ House Canons Wimpole Estate Orford Farnborough Hall Ness The Fleece Ashby M1 Newport Bedford Melford Hall Great Malvern Pagnell Sutton Hoo Inn Biggleswade Lavenham Ipswich Croome Evesham Upton Haverhill The Weir House Sudbury Guildhall Hidcote Banbury Milton Dolaucothi Mines Garden Hereford Royston Stowe Keynes M1 Saffron Letchworth Walden Felixstowe Tewkesbury Dunstable A1(M) Harwich M50 Snowshill Manor Downs and the Flatford Claydon Leighton Whipsnade Hitchin M11 Grange Barn Chastleton House M40 Buzzard Estate Stevenage Bishop's Braintree Colchester Carmarthen M5 Cheltenham Bicester Ascott Stortford Gloucester Luton Paycocke’s Bourne Mill Dinefwr Shaw’s Corner Hateld Forest House Abergavenny Chedworth Waddesdon Manor Welwyn Garden Ammanford Tring Ware Witham Clacton-on-Sea Colby Woodland Roman Villa Hemel City Witney Hertford Milford Garden Merthyr The Kymin Hartwell House Hempstead Harlow Haven St Albans Maldon T l d Chelmsford Stroud Oxford Thame Berkhamsted M1 Hoddesdon M5 Llanelli Aberdulais Aberdare Pontypool M40 Pembroke M4 Cirencester Buscot Park Amersham M25 Hughenden Watford Eneld Tudor Merchant’s Abingdon M25 M11 Neath Cwmbran Chigwell House Swansea Chepstow Newark Park West Wycombe Park Barnet Brentwood Stackpole High Wycombe Fenton M25 Rayleigh Pontypridd M48 Didcot Port Talbot Caerphilly Nufeld Place House Sutton House Newport Heelis Beaconseld Basildon Southend-on-Sea M4 Swindon Cliveden Eastbury Manor House Tredegar House M49 2 Willow Road Rainham Hall Canvey Island M4 Greys Court Slough M4 Bridgend M4 Porthcawl Cardiff M32 Tilbury Basildon Park Reading Windsor Osterley Park Sheerness Clevedon M5 Dyrham Park Runnymede and Margate Bristol Avebury Ankerwycke Ham House Red House Cobham Wood Dyffryn Gardens M4 Tynteseld Staines Swanley Rochester Whitstable Lacock Newbury Gillingham Barry Sittingbourne Herne Bay Bath Claremont M25 Devizes M3 Garden The Homewood M20 Chatham Ramsgate Weston-super-Mare Prior Park Faversham Brean Down Epsom M2 Sandham Hatchlands Sevenoaks Knole Maidstone Trowbridge The Vyne Quebec Canterbury Memorial Park Leatherhead Stoneacre Basingstoke Box Hill M25 House Deal Chapel River Wey and Godalming Ightham Mote Reigate M20 Burnham-on-Sea Frome Navigations and Dapdune Wharf Guildford Polesden Emmetts Andover Chartwell Garden Tonbridge South Foreland Lighthouse Lundy Ilfracombe Minehead Warminster Shalford Lacey Dunster Castle Farnham Godalming Sissinghurst Ashford Winkworth Arboretum Mill M23 Castle Garden The White Cliffs Arlington Court Standen House Dover Dunster Coleridge Cottage M3 Alton East Grinstead Crawley Tunbridge M20 Watermill Bridgwater Stourhead Mompesson Winchester Oakhurst Wells Folkestone Barnstaple Fyne Court House City Mill Cottage Wakehurst Scotney Castle Hythe Crowborough Smallhythe Place Salisbury Winchester Woolbeding Horsham Bideford Lytes Cary Manor Gardens Nymans Taunton Mottisfont Petworth Shefeld Park Bodiam Castle Hinton Peterseld Romsey Haywards Lamb House M5 Tintinhull Garden Eastleigh Ampner Heath Bateman’s Knightshayes Yeovil Barrington Court Southampton Uppark House Montacute House A3(M) Tiverton Hailsham Hastings Lewes Hythe M27 Havant Chichester Monk’s House Killerton Fareham Bexhill-on-Sea Hove Brighton Kingston Lacy Fawley Worthing Alfriston Clergy House New Gosport Littlehampton Hardy’s Milton Lymington Cowes Portsmouth Bognor Bridport Cottage Christchurch Ryde Regis Finch Foundry Exeter M5 Poole Birling Gap and the Seven Sisters Sidmouth Dorchester Brownsea Island Bournemouth Newtown Newport Castle Drogo Max Gate Bembridge Windmill Tintagel Old Studland Bay Sandown Post Ofce A la Ronde The Lydford Gorge Corfe Castle Mottistone Shanklin Exmouth Weymouth Needles Dawlish Gardens Teignmouth Newton Abbot Bodmin Cotehele Compton Castle Buckland Abbey Torquay Newquay Lanhydrock Paignton Plymouth Saltash Brixham Antony Plympton Trerice St Austell Fowey Torpoint Greenway Saltram Coleton Fishacre East Pool Truro St Ives Mine Redruth Levant Mine Camborne Overbeck’s Trengwainton Trelissick Garden Penzance Godolphin Falmouth St Michael’s Helston Glendurgan Garden Mount Coaches: parking for 3 coaches, 20 yards from entrance. Approach from A19 only to avoid toll bridge with weight limit. Follow coach signs on Beningbrough Hall, arrival to avoid entrance with arch. Gallery and Gardens Visit: average duration is 2 hours 45 minutes. Group welcome and introduction to Beningbrough, York, Beningbrough. Shop. North Yorkshire YO30 1DD Catering: restaurant (licensed), self-service, 80 covers with additional seating for 120 outside. Hot food from 11:30 to 2:30. Restaurant open from 10:30. For an early start you can book morning coffee. Group admission: £12. Winter £7 Beningbrough Hall M T W T F S S 5 Jan–24 Feb 11–3:30* . S S 26 Feb–3 Mar 11–3:30* . T W T F S S 5 Mar–31 May 10:30–5** . T W T F S S 1 Jun–31 Aug 10:30–5** M T W T F S S 1 Sep–3 Nov 10:30–5** . T W T F S S 9 Nov–22 Dec† 11–3:30 . S
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