Chatsworth Estate

House

In the house, view art and artefacts that span 4,000 years and uncover the history of Chatsworth and the family that has lived here for nearly 500 years.

Garden

Discover a garden where history and natural beauty meet. Lose yourself in 105 acres, with modern and historic waterways, a Victorian rock garden, arboretum and kitchen and cutting garden.

The Gorgeous Nothings

Experience our new 2025 exhibition, The Gorgeous Nothings: Flowers at Chatsworth on the house visitors route and in the garden.

Farmyard & Playground

Meet the animals, enjoy crafts, milking demonstrations and animal handling talks. Take the secret tunnel for exciting playground adventures.

Park & Estate

Explore more than 1,800 acres of parkland and woodland on walks and nature adventures. Free for everyone to access and enjoy, all year round.

Guided Tours

Dive deeper into the history of Chatsworth with guided tours of the house and garden, or behind the scenes.

Add Gift Aid

If you choose to add a small donation to your ticket price, it turns your admission into a gift and allows the Chatsworth House Trust charity to claim an extra 25% from the Government.

Chatsworth Kitchen

Chatsworth Kitchen, at Peak Village in Rowsley, offers delicious fresh food from the farms and gardens at Chatsworth alongside a curated collection of homewares and gifts from local makers.

Chatsworth Farm Shop & Café

Our award-winning farm shop has been serving our community since 1977. You'll find estate-reared meat; vegetables, fruit and flowers from the Chatsworth Garden; and locally made food and drink.

Across the Estate

From 3 AA Rosette restaurants to cosy country inns serving home cooked favourites; explore the wider dining experiences available across the estate.

Extend Your Visit

Idyllic cottages, charming country pubs, a shopping village and an award-winning farm shop; there are plenty of reasons to extend your visit to Chatsworth.

Spend time with us

Discover the art and history of the house, explore the garden, meet the animals in the farmyard, roam the park and woodland, or dine on a meal made with locally sourced seasonal produce in one of our restaurants, we always look forward to welcoming you.

We also offer a range of talks, tours, and workshops themed around gardening, history, textiles, conservation, rural skills, and creative pastimes, offering the opportunity to learn something new during your time with us.

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