Harewood House Trust
Harewood House Trust
Ages
All ages
Price
£££
Typical visit
~3 hours
Harewood House is a magnificent 18th-century stately home set within acres of beautiful parkland near Leeds. Designed by renowned architect Robert Adam, the house features stunning interiors, an impressive collection of priceless art and furnishings, and ornate period rooms that bring history to life. The landscaped gardens provide a peaceful setting for exploration, making it an excellent destination for families wanting to experience Georgian grandeur and learn about aristocratic life through the centuries.
Facilities
What to bring
- Comfortable walking shoes for exploring the parkland and grounds
- Sun cream and a hat for sunny days exploring the gardens
- A light sweater or rain jacket for changeable weather
- Snacks and a water bottle to keep children energised during your visit
- A camera or tablet to capture memories and keep older children engaged
Top tips
- Allow plenty of time to explore both the house interiors and the surrounding parkland, as there is much to discover at a leisurely pace.
- Visit during seasonal events and special displays, such as Christmas decorations, which add extra magic to the experience.
- Take advantage of the picnic areas if weather permits, or plan to use the on-site cafe for refreshments during your visit.
- Consider visiting on a quieter weekday if possible to enjoy the house with fewer crowds.
- Wear comfortable shoes as you will be doing considerable walking between rooms and through the gardens.
Practical details
All ages years
3 hours
Pushchair friendly
No dogs
Suitable for families with children of all ages, though older children may get more from the historical and artistic elements.
Seasonal events and Christmas decorations add special appeal during winter months.
Accessibility
Tags
Location
Harewood, Leeds LS17 9LG
LS17 9LG
Paid parking available on-site, with free street parking nearby. Wheelchair-accessible parking provided.