Access to the garden and car parks at Chatsworth and Calton Lees is only possible with a pre-booked ticket.
We ask that all visitors respect our local communities, staff and each other, and only travel to the area if you have booked a ticket.
BOOK TICKETS What to expect on arrivalCurrently at Chatsworth
Events, experiences and gift ideas
Pre-order picnics
With two picnics to choose from, created for two or four people, our advance order picnics are a delicious addition to your upcoming visit.
Read MoreDickens and the Duke
A peek into the friendship of Charles Dickens and the 6th Duke of Devonshire through the archives.
Read MoreA brief history of the estate farm shop
In the centenary year of the birth of Duchess Deborah, take a look back at how her influence on the estate farm shop lives on today.
Read MoreGet drawing
A selection of quick and easy drawing resources as part of our Get Drawing campaign.
Read MoreGift ideas
Give Chatsworth as a gift. From a day out with family and a luxurious afternoon tea experience to delectable hampers and homeware inspired by the collection, treat yourself or a loved one in Chatsworth-style.
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Chatsworth in the community
In these unprecedented and challenging times, it's wonderful to see so many communities and individuals pulling together to support each other.
Learn more about what we've been doing to support our wider community.
READ MORE About Chatsworth
Garden
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.
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Explore Chatsworth, virtually
Step into Chatsworth from the comfort of your home, and explore our award-winning multimedia guide.
It features stories and personal insights from our experts, plus facts and figures about the house and works of art.
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Learning at home
Like us, many of you are currently working from home and learning at home with your children.
We’ve created a number of arts engagement and outdoor learning resources for you to use. We hope these support you spending time doing things together as a family.
Learning resources
Treasures from Chatsworth
A 13-part mini-series produced by Sotheby’s, which explores highlights from the Devonshire Collections.
We'll highlight one episode a week until we can welcome you back. We hope these films will help bring a little education and entertainment.
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‘The jewel in the Peak District’s crown’ 👑 ✨ The world-famous garden at @ChatsworthHouse is open with extra safety measures in place 🌼 ⏰ Open 10.30am to 6pm daily for pre-booked visits only. 👉 For details and to book see https://t.co/bVJwC1N3x8 📸 https://t.co/el2cJ0rS9E https://t.co/vlYjxqdg4Q
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In the Chatsworth Garden blog series
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From peonies to poppies, discover what’s blooming this June in our latest garden blog post 🌸🌿 #BritishFlowersWeek https://t.co/vqxmEWD4XA
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Blogs from the archives
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@MariaJoergense1 Hi Maria - Please aim to arrive for 1.15pm, we look forward to welcoming you!
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Remaking the North Wing blog series
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@ross_davies Hi Ross - the house car park is currently reserved for visitors going into the garden. If you would like to just visit the parkland, £4 car park tickets are available to pre-book for Calton Lees via our website. https://t.co/ukCLSwEpTg
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A brief history of the estate farm shop
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@ssxio Yes, well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in the garden 🐾
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Chatsworth in the community news series
