Harewood House
Leeds, England
Family seat of the Lascelles family. 18th Century palace with extensive gardens.
The experience
About this day out
Harewood House is an 18th-century Grade I listed country house in Yorkshire, around 20 minutes from Leeds and Harrogate, cared for by Harewood House Trust, an independent educational charity and accredited museum. The estate includes the House with its State Floor and Below Stairs, historic gardens and grounds, and an Adventure Playscape. The House was built using profits from the Transatlantic trade in enslaved people, a history the Trust acknowledges and educates visitors about.
When to go
Opening calendar
Varies by day/season (example, Friday 4 September): Gardens & Grounds and Adventure Playscape 10am–6pm (last entry 5pm); House State Floor and Below Stairs 11am–3.30pm (last entry 3pm); Pastry Room Shop 10.30am–4pm; Terrace Café 11am–3.30pm; Courtyard Café and Courtyard Shop 10am–5.30pm; Secondhand Bookshop 10.30am–4pm; Shuttle Bus 10am–6pm; The Bothy Teahouse and Kiosk open weekends only. The House closes at certain points during the year for conservation (e.g. State Floor closed 19 Oct–6 Nov for Christmas install).
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