Beningbrough Hall is a large Georgian mansion located near the village of Beningbrough in North Yorkshire, England. The mansion overlooks the scenic River Ouse, offering visitors a picturesque view of the surrounding landscape. The mansion's architecture is a testament to the Georgian era, with its red-brick exterior and grand drive leading to the main frontage.
Beningbrough Hall houses changing exhibitions in its first-floor art gallery, offering visitors a chance to explore a variety of art pieces. The ground floor of the mansion is dedicated to telling the stories of the estate, providing a historical context to the property and its past inhabitants.
Beningbrough Hall offers a variety of outdoor activities and events. It includes a wilderness play area and a community orchard, providing a natural setting for visitors to explore. The Italianate border and garden shop add to the charm of the place. The hall also hosts events, activity days, family art workshops, and an annual food and craft festival. In 2010, this festival was the Big Green Festival, showcasing the hall's commitment to sustainability and the environment.
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0 – 4 | Free |
5 – 17 | £7.50 |
18+ | £15.00 |
National Trust pass | Valid |
Family (1 Adult and up to 3 children) | £22.50 |
Family (2 Adults and up to 3 children) | £37.50 |
Group (Adult 18+) | £14.25 |
Shipton by Beningbrough, Beningbrough
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Beningbrough Hall and Gardens offers visitors a blend of history, art, and nature. This Georgian mansion, located near York, features impressive architecture and well-maintained gardens. The hall houses a collection of portraits from the National Portrait Gallery, providing insight into British history. Visitors appreciate the spacious grounds, which include formal gardens, an orchard, and play areas for children. The gardens are particularly praised for their beauty and variety throughout the seasons.
While many find the experience enjoyable, some visitors note that certain areas of the hall can feel a bit sparse in terms of furnishings or exhibits. The tea room receives mixed reviews, with some praising the quality of food and others finding it overpriced. Access for those with mobility issues has been improved, but some areas may still pose challenges.
Overall, Beningbrough Hall and Gardens offers a pleasant day out, especially for those interested in history, art, and horticulture. The combination of indoor and outdoor attractions makes it suitable for various weather conditions, though the full experience is best enjoyed on a fine day when the gardens can be fully appreciated.
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