Nostell Priory and Parkland features exhibits related to: archaeology, literature, decorative and applied art, architecture, fine art, design and personalities. Key themes, people and exhibits in the museum include: james paine & robert adam architecture and interior design, rowland lockey's sir thomas more & family, furniture by sefferin nelson, pieter brueghel the younger, van der borcht tapestries, furniture by chippendale, hugh douglas hamilton, furniture by gillows, grand tour souvenirs, kirckman harpsichord, richard james wyatt, angelica kauffmann, chinese wallpapers, william hogarth, antonio zucchi and pieter claesz.
Nature & Natural History Specialized & Alternative Archaeology Applied art Historic house Person & Artist
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National Trust pass | Valid |
Adults | £12.00 |
Children | £6.00 |
Family | £30.00 |
One Adult Family | £18.00 |
Doncaster Road, Nostell
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Nostell Priory and Parkland offers visitors a rich blend of history, architecture, and natural beauty. The 18th-century Palladian mansion houses an impressive collection of art, furniture, and decorative items, including a significant number of Chippendale pieces. The interiors are well-preserved, allowing guests to step back in time and experience the grandeur of a bygone era.
The surrounding parkland, designed by Capability Brown, provides ample opportunities for leisurely walks and picnics. Visitors often praise the well-maintained gardens, tranquil lakes, and diverse wildlife. The estate also features a kitchen garden, which supplies fresh produce to the on-site café.
Many reviewers appreciate the knowledgeable and friendly staff who enhance the experience with informative tours and engaging stories about the property's history. The National Trust's management of the site is generally commended for maintaining the property's authenticity while providing modern amenities.
However, some visitors note that the property can get busy during peak seasons, which may impact the overall experience. A few reviewers mention that the entrance fee is somewhat high, although most agree that the value is justified given the extent of the offerings.
The on-site facilities, including the café and gift shop, receive mixed reviews. While many enjoy the food and find unique souvenirs, others feel the prices are a bit steep.
Overall, Nostell Priory and Parkland is well-regarded for its historical significance, beautiful grounds, and engaging exhibits. It offers a comprehensive day out for those interested in British heritage, architecture, and landscape design.
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