Follow in the footsteps of explorers Phileas Fogg and Amelia Earheart on a fantastical journey and discover the magic of Christmas at Chatsworth, 9 November 2019 to 5 January 2020.
Please be aware that access is restricted for visits by car. Learn more through the link below.
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Chatsworth Christmas trees
Prepare for the festive season with our British-grown Nordmann Fir trees. Available for collection or delivery from 29 November to 21 December.
Read MoreChristmas nativity
Join us in bringing the nativity to life with our farmyard animals and your children as the stars of the show in a heart-warming Christmas performance.
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Low availabilityGet into the festive mood with our magical twilight evenings. Warmed by a delicious mince pie and a glass of wine, enjoy live music a strings trio and more as you explore the house dressed for Christmas.
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If you love all things natural at Christmas, then this workshop is for you.
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Give Chatsworth as a gift - treat yourself or a loved one to an experience to remember at Chatsworth.
Read MoreAfternoon tea
The ultimate English indulgence; afternoon tea at Chatsworth is a traditional treat, perfect for rounding off your visit or celebrating a special occasion. Choose from a luxurious afternoon tea experience in Flying Childers or a selection of sweet treats in the Cavendish.
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Try our interactive map - let us help you plan your day and find your way.
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Christmas market
The unmistakable chill in the air means Christmas is on it's way. Wrap up warm, try some delicious food, hunt for perfect presents and soak up the festive atmosphere.
Please be aware that access is restricted for visits by car. Learn more through the link below.
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House
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 30 rooms in the house 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
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, explore the maze, discover hidden gems or find your own favourite spot – the historic garden has something for everyone.
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Farmyard & playground
Discover our working farmyard and meet our friendly animals including ponies, donkeys, sheep, goats and guinea pigs.
After exploring and learning in the kids’ farm, take the secret tunnel to the adventure playground. Little ones love our sand and water play, while children young and old can enjoy our rope park, climbing wall, trampoline and zip wire.
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Chatsworth for children
We love welcoming visitors old and young to Chatsworth - enjoy a family day out with us.
As well as a wealth of children’s activities and trails around the house and garden perfect for days out with kids, we’ve designed our working farmyard and playground with our younger visitors in mind.
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Dining & gift shops
We have a variety of restaurants and shops across the estate, with seasonal food and Chatsworth-inspired gifts for every taste.
Whether you’re looking for a souvenir, meeting a friend for lunch or rounding off a memorable day, choose from our shops and restaurants for the perfect country house experience.
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@ChatsworthHouse Christmas fair basking in golden light this afternoon. Great to visit in these conditions. Plenty of parking in Carlton Lees, Baslow...and buses of course! @vpdd @EventmenInfo https://t.co/Kk2bPhAd3L
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Half-term Halloween Hoot returns to Chatsworth
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Basking under #blueskies @ChatsworthHouse #ChristmasMarket!This year's theme is 'In a Land Far Far Away' & we're hoping the vibe of sunnier climes will stay a while🌞#chatsworthhouse #derbyshire #chatsworthchristmasmarket #PeakDistrict #visitpeakdistrict #WinterSun @SFourtyLocal https://t.co/rTdhyCuARZ
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Introducing Lady Elizabeth Foster
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4 reasons why we LOVE autumn at @ChatsworthHouse 😍🍂 Just look at those colours... 🍁 If you haven't visited the magnificent home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire yet, here's what you're missing: https://t.co/3v1kfGjcrR 👈 #AutumnatChatsworth https://t.co/mO4BsmVhF3
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250,000 new plants to put Chatsworth’s Arcadia in full bloom
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It’s a glorious day at @ChatsworthHouse Christmas Market! It’s free entrance and if you get dropped off or walk in, you’re in for a sack full of treats! (Car parking restrictions still apply due to ground conditions and we welcome your understanding and support x) 🦌🎁#Chatsworth https://t.co/Jp6ETjAsLT
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Explore Lands Far, Far Away with Chatsworth this Christmas
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The Apotheosis of Julius Caesar @ChatsworthHouse (1692-4). Louis Laguerre helpfully painted a star over Caesar’s head so that we can spot him in the melee. #MuralsMonday https://t.co/11VvDvtFSx
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10 Reasons to visit Chatsworth this Autumn
