Ickworth - A Design Masterpiece
Explore Ickworth as a masterpiece of design in our new celebration for 2024. From the iconic Rotunda with its innovative Italianate gardens to the estate's structured parkland, Ickworth is a dream of Rome within the heart of Suffolk.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Trace the footsteps of Ickworth's residents over the years in our house exhibition and learn just how the Rotunda came to be. Beginning with Ickworth's visionary curator, the 'Earl-Bishop', step through time to learn the stories of those who helped bring his ideas to life - and those who changed it. From quality craftsmanship to pioneering design, we invite visitors to discover why Ickworth is designed the way it is. Visit daily from 29 March from 11am. Last entry to the House 3pm.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Suitability
Children welcome, please ensure they are under close supervision at all times.
- Meeting point
Head to the Rotunda on arrival and through the front doors.
- What to bring and wear
Suitable footwear, ideally not muddy please. We regret that prams and pushchairs are not permitted inside the Rotunda.
- Accessibility
There is a lift for those that are unable to climb the stairs to the first floor. Please speak to a team member for more information.
Upcoming events
A Conservation Tour
Take a step behind closed doors in the Rotunda to see Ickworth through the eyes of our Collections Team.
May Half Term at Ickworth: Storytelling in the Stumpery
Join us this May half-term as we embark on a magical storytelling journey in the Italianate Garden and Stumperies at Ickworth Estate.
May Half Term at Ickworth: Nature Walk
Join our Volunteer Nature Explorer for an exploration of the wildlife and nature around Ickworth Estate.
May Half Term at Ickworth: Geocaching Adventure
Join our Nature Explorer on a geocaching adventure, finding the hidden treasures and tracking along the network of geocaches at Ickworth.