Felbrigg Hall: Felbrigg Hall is one of the finest 17th-century country houses in East Anglia
The Hall contains its original 18th-century furniture, one of the largest collections of Grand Tour paintings by a single artist, and an outstanding library. The Walled Garden has been restored and features a series of potager gardens, a working dovecote and the National Collection of Colchicums. The park, through which there are waymarked walks, is well known for its magnificent and aged trees.
There are also walks to the church and lake and through the 200ha (500 acres) of woods.
Park restaurant (licensed). Children's menu. Turret tea-room (licensed). Occasionally only Park restaurant or Turret tea-room may be open. Booking advisable for Park restaurant
£6. 60, child £3. 10, family £16. 20. Groups £5. 30, child £2. 60. Garden only: £2. 70. Visitors with valid bus or train tickets: £1 off entrance price to house and garden. Estate free to pedestrians and cyclists. .
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