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Hardwick Hall

Historischer Ort

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Vani

73 month ago

Beautiful manner house managed by National Trust! Worth visiting, as there is so much history and great nature around the estate!

Keith Lenthall W

98 month ago

The stewards are always helpful and well informed when additional information is required. The introductory talks set this up and the house id magnificent!

Jolyon F

99 month ago

Usually child activities in the kitchen (end of route) if they are rushing you through.

Carl G

100 month ago

Built by Bess of Hardwick. Contains rich tapestries and is fully furnished. Run by the National Trust.

Camilla E

103 month ago

Simply beautiful, went there for Halloween and our entire group had a blast!

Amanda H

118 month ago

Well worth a visit to the hall magnificent tapestries and paintings Beth was a fascinating and formidable lady. don't forget to drop into the stables tea rooms excellent food.

Jonathan W

123 month ago

The cafe and restaurant has a fantastic selection of home-grown dishes - including soups and free-range sandwiches. Plus, the desserts are something special as well!

Paul W

125 month ago

Try the Chocolate and Ale cake!

Richard T

126 month ago

Impressive

Filmsquare

128 month ago

With spires digitally added, Hardwick Hall was used as the Malfoy residence in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (2010), where Snape arrives late to Voldemort's meeting.

Doe Lea, Derby, Derbyshire, S44 5QJ, Vereinigtes Königreich, GPS: 53.168766,-1.308719
+44 1246 850430
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/hardwick
Mo–So 09:00–18:00