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Helmingham Hall Gardens

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Helmingham is famous for its Grade 1 listed gardens, redesigned by Lady Tollemache (a Chelsea Gold Medallist) set in a 400 acre deer park surrounding a moated Tudor Hall.

Visitors enjoy the rare chance to see Herds of Red and Fallow Deer living in the wild as well as the enchanting herbaceous borders, herb and knot gardens, and rose and wild gardens.

A delicious range of local food is served in the Coach House restaurant and tearooms and the stable shops offer a wide range of local produce, plants and garden accessories and local crafts.

Events 2023:

Spring Plant Fair & Artisan Market - Sunday 28th & Monday 29th May

Midsummer Nights - 22nd & 29th June, 6th & 13th July

Music in the Gardens - Sunday 2nd July & Sunday 30th July

Festival of Classic & Sports Cars - Sunday 6th August

Music in the Gardens - Sunday 20th August

Suffolk Dog Day - Sunday 10th September

Autumn Plant Fair & Artisan Market - Sunday 17th September

Who to contact

Telephone
01473 890799
Email
events@helmingham.com
Website
http://www.helmingham.com
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Address
Helmingham Hall Gardens
Helmingham
Stowmarket
Suffolk
Postcode
IP14 6EF

Where to go

Name
Helmingham Hall Gardens
Address
Helmingham
STOWMARKET
Suffolk
Postcode
IP14 6EF
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Area served
Stowmarket
Venue Email
events@helmingham.com
Venue Website
http://www.helmingham.com
Parking available
Yes
Parking details
Free parking
Notes

 

AccessAble - access guide for Helmingham Hall Gardens

Days & Times

Helmingham Hall is open from May 2nd - September 17th 2023, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday from 10:00am - 5:00pm
Time of day
Morning
Afternoon

Other details

Age Groups
Children (5-11), Adults, Young people
Accessibility
Disabled Parking, Wheelchair Access, Adapted Toilet
Notes

Please note the House is not open to the public. Helmingham Park hosts a wide range of events each year, including two Plant Heritage Fairs in May and September, as well as Classic car shows, Suffolk Dog Day and country shows. Please see our web site for all the latest information.

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Great show dreadful parking Rated 1 out of 5
Lots of cars on show in great weather just let down by management who don't know how to park cars in fields miles from show, then you walk through half empty car parks, no one answering one and only phone number, get into the new millennium people, I know a lot of the cars were built in the 80s but we aren't still there, and don't put on your website you can ask parking attendants if you are not happy with a bumpy field to park your expensive car as they don't know anything about it

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Review submitted on 06/08/2017

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