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Family days out at Hanbury Hall

A family in the garden on a day out at Hanbury Hall and Gardens, Worcestershire
A family day out at Hanbury Hall and Gardens | © National Trust Images/John Millar

Hanbury Hall is full of fun adventures for all the family. There’s always lots to do to keep little ones busy in the great outdoors, from exploring the playground, to discovering the gardens in a seasonal trail.

May half-term

Flora, Fauna and Folklore Trail

Discover the gardens at Hanbury Hall this May half-term with the Flora, Fauna and Folklore Trail which runs everyday from Saturday 25 May - Sunday 2 June.
Pick up a trail booklet and pencil from reception and complete nature-inspired activities as you discover the wonderful flora and fauna that live at Hanbury Hall. Find all the animal footprints, spot the beautiful flowers growing in the garden, and complete the animal wordsearch. £2 per trail.

Storytelling Sessions

Join local author Ruth Goddard in the second-hand bookshop for a series of storytelling sessions.

Hear Ruth read her book ‘Blossom and the Bees’ and other children’s stories as you relax on bean bags in the courtyard next to the second-hand bookshop. Blossom is a little girl whose best friend is a bee. Find out all about her adventures in her garden, whilst you learn all about the exciting things she sees with Mr Bee.

Ruth’s books will also be available to purchase, along with a whole range of pre-loved books on sale in the bookshop. All of your donations go towards looking after Hanbury Hall for future generations.

Saturday 25, Sunday 26, and Wedneday 29 May, and Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 June.

ZooLab Animal Handling Show: Animals and Folklore

Join Zoolab at Hanbury Hall for a fun animal show where you’ll have the chance to get up close with giant snails, tarantulas, lizards, frogs, snakes, and more! Hear all about how these creatures relate to folklore, and the amazing tales, myths and legends that have been told about them through the years.

ZooLab are the UK's number one company for ethical animal experiences.

£11 per ticket (one child and one accompanying adult). Children must have an adult with them at all times. Normal admission charges also apply.

Tuesday 28th, Wednesday 29th, Thursday 30th of May at 11:30-12:15, 12:45-13:30 and 14:00 - 14:45.

Book your session.

Mother and child holding hands walking through the Apple orchard at Hanbury Hall
Enjoy a family day out at Hanbury Hall | © Annapurna Mellor

Explore the playground

Open 9.30am till 4.30pm, the playground is situated at the edge of the parkland behind the Stableyard.

With a swing, a slide, climbers and wooden tipis, the playground is the perfect place for little explorers to let off some steam and spend time in nature.

The playground is suitable for children under 12 years of age. Please ensure children are supervised at all times. Assistance dogs only.

A little girl sliding down a metal slide in a playground
Explore the playground at Hanbury Hall | © ©National Trust Images/Megan Taylor

Fun things to do indoors

Find the knitted bees

Lady Georgina's bees are buzzing around looking for flowers inside the Hall - can you help us find all 8 of them?

Spotting sheets

Pick up a spotting sheet when you arrive at the Hall and find out more about some of the interesting collection items.

The Parterre in July at Hanbury Hall and Gardens, Worcestershire

Discover more at Hanbury Hall

Find out when Hanbury Hall is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.

Visitors sitting in the courtyard at Hanbury Hall enjoying coffee and cake
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Eating at Hanbury Hall 

Relax and enjoy a bite to eat after exploring Hanbury Hall in the Courtyard Kitchen and the Stables Cafe.