The Shugborough Estate boasts 22 acres of formal Grade One listed gardens and parkland with eight follies of national importance including an early Chinese house and a mysterious coded monument reputed to lead to the Holy Grail. The Great Yew is believed to be the widest tree in Europe. Garden highlights include vast swathes of riverside daffodils in spring, lavender and roses on the terraces in summer, and a riot of autumn colour on the parkland paths. At its centre is a fine Mansion House, Servants’ Quarters, and newly restored walled garden growing historic varieties of fruit and vegetables.
Milford, Stafford ST17
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Telephone 01889 881388
shugborough.promotions@staffordshire.gov.uk
www.shugborough.org.uk
Opening times
29 March - 28 October, daily, 11.00am - 5.00pm
(last admission 4.00pm)
Admission charges
Adults £12
Concessions £9.50
Children £7, Under fives free
Family (two adults, 3 children) £30
Family (one adult, one child) £15
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SPECIAL OFFER – 2 for 1 for two paying adults. Valid until 28 October 2010. |
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