Haddon Hall Peak District

Haddon Hall    

www.haddonhall.co.uk
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(2K) · Historical landmark in Bakewell, United Kingdom
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Home of Lord and Lady Edward Manners, Haddon Hall is a fortified medieval manor house with romantic gardens. Haddon is not a National Trust property. We offer free admission for Historic …
Home of Lord and Lady Edward Manners, Haddon Hall is a fortified medieval manor house with romantic gardens. Haddon is not a National Trust property. We offer free admission for Historic House members, and Gardener's World 2-for-1 entry with a valid card.

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Dec 23, 2024
We visited here to view the Christmas decorations which were absolutely stunning and during our visit we had planned to have lunch in the cafe, we expected it to be busy during this Christmas period,…Full review by Traveleyes
Dec 14, 2024
The stalls were very good. It was getting to them that was the problem. Far too many people had booked, it was like a rugby scrum inside the hall. Hard to get to the stalls because of the number of…Full review by Explore46012772099
Dec 5, 2024
Beautiful historic hall in lovely grounds. Great for pictures. Sadly the house wasn’t set up to view it best as it was full of the Christmas market stalls. Would have liked to see it staged historic…Full review by Terrys-Adventures
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Haddon Hall, the Derbyshire home of the Duke of Rutland, is renowned as the most impressive medieval manor house in England. It has rem…
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Questions & answers

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Are you allowed to bring your own picnic into the grounds?
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Don't know but I doubt it. One visitor complained about carrying food left over from the restaurant being forbidden.
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Answer by Margaret W · Oct 3, 2021
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Is it free to visit the gardens only, or are they included in the entry fee?
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It's all included. You can't get to the gardens unless you go through the house
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Is there a charge for parking if you just want to go for breakfast in the cafe?
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As far as I know, you have to park in the carpark which is across the road from the entrance and there is a parking charge.
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Who eloped
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Dorothy Vernon
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Answer by Lesley E · Apr 3, 2019
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Is Haddon Hall open all year round?
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Haddon Hall is usually closed from January to March, and in November (except for the Mercatum Artisan Market –
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