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hevercastle.co.uk Step into our Garden... We hope to see you soon... For more information visit our website hevercastle.co.uk GROUP & TRAVEL TRADE or call +44 (0)1732 861701 or email [email protected] INFORMATION Hever, Near Edenbridge, Kent TN8 7NG Fax: +44 (0)1732 866796 © 2014 Hever Castle Ltd. Designed by Jo Mew Creative - jomewcreative.com 2014 The childhood home of Anne Boleyn hevercastle.co.uk “Romantic Hever “Hever Castle now Monty Don officially Castle is one of my has one of the best opened our Japanese favourite British collections of Tudor Tea House Folly in landmarks.” portraits after the June 2013. Dame Judi Dench National Portrait Gallery.” David Starkey Welcome to 2014 Hever Castle and Gardens information guide for the travel trade and group organisers A NEW permanent exhibition looking at Attractions the life of Anne Boleyn and the connection The Castle 04 to her childhood home, Hever Castle will The Gardens 07 be opened during 2014. The exhibition in Admission rates 10 the Castle’s Long Gallery brings 16th century Hever Castle vividly to life with Opening times 10 costumed figures illustrating three key How to book and pay 11 events in Anne’s life at the Castle. Special packages 12 Groups can enjoy a unique and memorable Conference, banqueting and B&B 13 experience exploring 700 years of history Events calendar 14 at this unique double-moated 13th century Guided tours 16 Castle and fascinating Tudor House which Audio tours was once the childhood home of Anne 17 Boleyn, the ill-fated second wife of Henry Disabled visitor information 17 VIII and mother of Elizabeth I. Food and drink 18 Other facilities 18 All the essential information needed to arrange a visit to beautiful Hever Castle and How to get to Hever Castle 19 Gardens can be found in the following pages. We look forward to welcoming your group in 2014. More than just a castle... Award Winning Gardens • Events • Mazes • Miniature Model Houses • Open Air Theatre • Boating Lake • Shops • Adventure Playground • Portraits • Restaurants Call: +44 (0)1732 861701 Fax: +44 (0)1732 866796 Email: [email protected] Travel Trade & Group Organisers Information 2014 hevercastle.co.uk ATTRACTIONS THE CASTLE The oldest part of Hever Castle was built around 1270 and consisted of a massive gatehouse and enclosure, surrounded by a moat and approached by a wooden drawbridge In the 15th century the Bullen family added Hever Castle then passed through the hands the Tudor house inside the protective wall, of several families until it was bought in 1903 and it was this home that Thomas Bullen, by the wealthy American, William Waldorf father of Anne Boleyn, inherited in 1505. Astor, who restored the Castle and created Thomas and his wife Elizabeth had three the Italian Gardens. In 1983 the Astor family children. Their younger daughter, Anne, sold Hever Castle and its estate to Broadland became the ill-fated second wife of Henry Properties, a Yorkshire-based company owned VIII and was beheaded by the sword in 1536. by the Guthrie family. When Thomas Bullen died in 1538, Henry acquired the Castle from his deceased wife’s The gatehouse and curtain walls were family and in 1540 he gave it to Anne of constructed in 1270, with a Tudor manor Cleves as part of his divorce settlement. house being added within the castle walls by the Boleyn family. Call: +44 (0)1732 861701 Fax: +44 (0)1732 866796 Email: [email protected] Travel Trade & Group Organisers Information 2014 hevercastle.co.uk ATTRACTIONS With a double moat and drawbridge, STEP INTO THE AWARD- the 13th century castle has splendid WINNING GARDENS ALL panelled rooms containing fine YEAR ROUND…. furniture, tapestries, an important collection of Tudor portraits and The beautiful gardens, which are a perfect a new exhibition about Anne example of Edwardian design, were laid out Boleyn’s childhood. between 1904 and 1908 by Joseph Cheal & Son The existing marshland was turned into a spectacular mixture of classical and natural Items of interest in the Castle: landscapes which include the Italian Gardens, topiary, the yew maze, the rose and Tudor Gardens, a 38-acre lake, cascades, grottoes and fountains. June 2013 saw Monty Silver-plated clock, a replica of Henry Don officially open our Japanese Tea House Folly, built on the edge of the lake on the VIII’s wedding gift to Anne Boleyn peninsula of Sixteen Acre Island. Henry VIII’s elaborate locks on the Dining Hall doors Enormous Postillions’ Boots in SPRING the Entrance Hall Locally produced Tunbridge Ware depicting Hever Castle in the Library Anne Boleyn’s prayer books and headpiece in the Book of Hours Room The Oratory Chapel Spectacular swathes of spring bulbs and Panel detail over the fireplace in Henry colourful border plants VIII’s bedroom commemorating Henry The story of the Tudors and particularly the make spring a wonderful VIII, Anne Boleyn and Anne of Cleves reign of Henry VIII can be viewed through the time to view the gardens comprehensive collection of portraits which at Hever. Hever Castle has acquired over recent years. Call: +44 (0)1732 861701 Fax: +44 (0)1732 866796 Email: [email protected] Travel Trade & Group Organisers Information 2014 hevercastle.co.uk SUMMER WINTER In June a diverse selection of aromatic The gardens at Hever are ever changing. As the colder months approach winter flowering shrubs roses can be found in the gardens, includes begin to bloom, and the malus and quince-like medlar fruits stand out against the beautiful stone over 4,000 bush and climbing varieties walls of the Italian Gardens. The dark green yew topiary becomes especially striking against the planted in the quintessentially English winter sun when tinged with dew or a light dusting of frost. rose garden. During the later summer months hot-coloured Mediterranean plants The mazes* Boating on the lake burst into life on the Pompeiian Wall, and The Water Maze, the Tower Maze and the Boats are available for hire from the hundreds of perennials in the Gertrude 100-year old Yew Maze offer a challenge Edwardian boathouse. Please check for Jekyll style long border are at their best. to visitors of all ages. Please check for open open dates and times at hevercastle.co.uk dates and times at hevercastle.co.uk or telephone +44 (0)1732 861701. or telephone +44 (0)1732 861701. Miniature Model Houses The lake walk The exhibition of Miniature Model Houses AUTUMN Visitors are able to take an hour long adjacent to the Hever Shop takes visitors nature walk around the lake and view the through the history of English country waterfall and weir at the bottom of the houses from Tudor to Victorian times. lake. Walkers are encouraged to look out for a variety of waterfowl and birds on the Shopping way, and see the three World War II pill Browse and be inspired in the Hever Shops boxes built to defend a key crossing point offering a wide selection of exclusive and on the river Eden. bespoke gifts, books, gardening products and plants. As summer progresses and begins to fade, more than 400 dahlias create a dazzling display of colour at Two Sisters’ Lawn. Striking autumn colour can be found on the Castle walls, through the Italian Gardens and round the lake. * Open April-October, weather permitting Call: +44 (0)1732 861701 Fax: +44 (0)1732 866796 Email: [email protected] Travel Trade & Group Organisers Information 2014 hevercastle.co.uk ADMISSION OPENING HOW TO HOW TO PAY RATES TIMES BOOK AND COLLECT Group rates (for groups of 15 or more Gardens open 10.30am To save time on arrival it is recommended YOUR TICKETS persons). The total must be paid in one Castle opens 12 noon that groups pre-book their visits with the amount. Group rates can be applied only if Group Visits Coordinator. the group arrives in the grounds together. 15th February - 24th December 2014 15 February - 24 December EARLY SPRING SEASON Telephone On arrival at the coach park, the group will 15th - 23rd February: Daily +44 (0)1732 861701 be met by a member of the Hever Castle Castle and Gardens Gardens Only staff who will direct the organiser to the 26th February - 30th March: Wed - Sun Email ticket office at the main gate to confirm Adult £12.25 £10.25 Last admission 4pm numbers and collect tickets on behalf of Senior £11.25 £9.75 Final exit 5pm [email protected] the group. Student (16-19) £9.90 £8.50 MAIN SEASON Fax Child (5-15) £6.90 £6.60 31st March - 24th October: Daily +44 (0)1732 866796 Payment should be made in one amount on Last admission 4.30pm the day of the visit. Individual rates Final exit 6pm Post (for groups of less than 15 persons) 25th October - 2nd November: Daily Hever Castle We accept all major credit cards (not Amex or Diners) Castle and Gardens Gardens Only Last admission 4pm Near Edenbridge Final exit 5pm Kent TN8 7NG Cheques Adult £15.50 £13.00 (payable to Hever Castle Limited) WINTER SEASON Senior £13.25 £11.25 Office hours Cash 5th November - 28th November: Wed - Sun Child (5-15) £8.70 £8.20 (euros not accepted) Last admission 3pm Monday - Friday: 9.00am - 5.30pm Family £39.70 £34.20 Final exit 4pm Vouchers are accepted and invoicing can be (2 adults/2 children or 1 adult/3 children) 29th November - 1st January: arranged if required - please request at the See website for opening times TIMING time of booking. All prices include VAT. Information accurate at the time of YOUR VISIT Each visitor will be issued with an individual printing.
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