Blow away the cobwebs with a winter walk in the park followed by a treat, meal or retail therapy in the stables and estate farm shop.
We look forward to welcoming you.
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News, events and experiences
Chatsworth International Horse Trials
A three-day event of thrilling world-class equestrian sport, combined with entertainment for all the family. Tickets are up to 30% off until 31 January.
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Blow away the cobwebs with a walk in the park before treating yourself in the stables and estate farm shop.
Enjoy free parking until 25 March 2022, except during half-term.*
Read MoreOnline gift shop
Shop our range of hampers, gifts and favourites from our award-winning estate farm shop plus homeware and accessories inspired by Chatsworth.
Read MoreChatsworth Country Fair
Featuring spectacular grand ring displays in the air and on land, demos from celebrity chefs plus entertainment for all the family. Tickets are now on sale and 20% off.
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House
Closed until 26 March.
Chatsworth House is home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, and has been passed down through 16 generations of the Cavendish family.
Explore over 25 rooms in the house decorated for Christmas including the Painted Hall, State Rooms, Sculpture Gallery and discover its art, history and family. Plus, learn how succeeding generations have made their mark on one of Derbyshire’s finest country houses.
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Garden
Closed until 26 March.
Explore Chatsworth Garden, the ever-evolving garden surrounding one of Derbyshire’s most popular country houses. The 105-acre garden is the product of nearly 500 years of careful cultivation and includes an arboretum, rock garden, fountains, sculptures and more.
Marvel at the historic and modern waterworks, discover hidden gems or find your own favourite spot – the historic garden has something for everyone.
Book tickets More about the garden
Farmyard
Closed until 26 March.
The farmyard has been a favourite day out for children since 1973. There are so many farmyard friends to meet, from Eugenie the rare breed Suffolk Punch mare to Grace the pygmy goat.
Our woodland playground offers hours of adventures and excitement for all ages, with a zipline, slides, water and sand play.
Book tickets More about the farmyard
Dine, shop & stay
We have a variety of restaurants, shops, hotels, inns and cottages across the estate, with seasonal food, Chatsworth-inspired gifts and luxurious accommodation for every taste.
Whether you’re looking for a souvenir, rounding off a memorable day or escaping to the country, choose from our shops, restaurants and places to stay for the perfect country house experience.
Plan your visit Dine, shop & stay on the estate
Support the charity
Established in 1981 and endowed by the Devonshire family, the Chatsworth House Trust is a registered charity dedicated to the long term preservation of the house, its art collection, garden, woodlands and park for the benefit of the public.
As a charity we are deeply grateful for your support, now more than ever.
WAYS TO SUPPORT About the Chatsworth House TrustWhat’s new?
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Cookie Kits Spread Christmas Cheer for Schoolchildren
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@Hjames1H Hello! Great photos - please put the specifics of your request into an email and send to education@chatsworth.org - we'd love to help if we can ☺️
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The Rosary and Whitehall cartoon
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@JimmyTRobbo Wow, this is amazing, thanks for sharing. You have inspired us to look into the history of this event!
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A visit to Chatsworth by Sir John Rennie the younger
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Another misty shot from a walk in @ChatsworthHouse before Christmas. Gotta love nature's light-shows. @vpdd @PeakDistrictUK @DerwentWISE @DerbysDerwRiver https://t.co/te5E3jQLzl
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The Hardwick Manuscripts
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As we open our doors for the first time this year, here’s a selection of our favourite “under the bridge” photos from 2021. Like so many classic Peak District shots, the view through the arch of Paine’s Bridge is transformed by weather conditions 🌨 M… https://t.co/aMQa9nRmS7 https://t.co/SWeKJP8MHD
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The Thomas Hobbes Archive and the influence of Robert Payne
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Loved this beautiful library at @ChatsworthHouse! https://t.co/Z9s2QpcFYp
