Kedleston Hall
About
Kedleston Hall is a stunning 18th‑century Adam mansion perched on a vast landscaped estate in the Peak District. Visitors are drawn to its richly decorated rooms, which house a remarkable collection of paintings, furniture and Asian artefacts amassed by the Curzon family. The surrounding parkland, featuring a formal pleasure ground edged by a ha‑ha and sweeping vistas of the Derbyshire countryside, offers plenty of walking and wildlife‑watching opportunities. Inside the great kitchen, the on‑site restaurant serves a hearty menu of hot and cold dishes, complementing a contemporary bookshop and gift shop. National Trust members enjoy free entry, while non‑members pay modest admission fees to explore both the Hall and the park. With its blend of architectural grandeur, cultural artefacts and natural beauty, Kedleston Hall is a must‑visit destination for history lovers, art enthusiasts and families alike.
Highlights
- 18th‑Century Adam Mansion
- Formal Pleasure Ground
- Great Kitchen Restaurant
- Expansive Parkland
- Asian Artefact Collection
Must-See Areas
Good to Know
Good for
Best time to visit
Spring and early autumn for fewer crowds and blooming gardens
Pros & Cons
What visitors love
- Stunning Architecture
- Rich Historical Collections
- Beautiful Gardens
Things to consider
- Peak Season Crowds
- Long Admission Lines
What people are saying
At a glance
- Typical visit: about 3 hours
Tickets & pricing
Adult – Hall
£22.00
Child – Hall (5-17)
£10.00
Family – Hall (2 Adlt + up to 3 kids)
£55.00
Adult – Park
£8.80
Child – Park (5-17)
£4.40
Family – Park (2 Adlt + up to 3 kids)
£22.00