History
Houghton Hall
Houghton, East of England
Sir Robert Walpole's Palladian showpiece, with a white fallow deer park and big art installations.
- Cost
- Paid
- Booking
- Best to book
- Time to allow
- 3 hours
Houghton Hall was commissioned in 1722 by Sir Robert Walpole, effectively Britain's first prime minister. It is a key Neo-Palladian building surrounded by about 1,000 acres of parkland, near Sandringham. The hall is open on limited days and often hosts sculpture shows in the grounds.
Good to know
- Check the website before you drive
- Look out for the deer
- Sandringham is a short drive
- Best time
- Open days, spring to autumn
- Open
- Seasonal
- Getting there
- On-site parking
- Vehicles
- Fine in any car
- Dogs
- No dogs
Facilities
- Toilets
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