Old Hall Open Days
If Tatton Park is a jewel in the crown of Cheshire, then the medieval Old Hall is its hidden gem.
- Booking not needed
- Admission applies
Standing in its own grounds, within the parkland beside the site of the long disappeared medieval Tatton village, the Old Hall is Tatton’s oldest surviving building.
Originally built by the powerful Stanley family the Hall’s Tudor heyday gave way to a slower pace of life as it was superseded by the new 18th century Mansion.
Come and explore the rooms and soak up the atmosphere of this hidden away slice of history.
The Old Hall is the perfect spot to bring along a family picnic and gentle outdoor games, with space for kids to run around outside. You can grab a family activity pack from reception and discover the flora and fauna of this unique area within the parkland.
Adults: £5 Children £3 Prebook online or buy on the day.
Times
The basics
- Suitability
Suitable for all ages
- Meeting point
The Old Hall
- What to bring and wear
The Old Hall is mostly unheated and can be cold so dress appropriately.
- Accessibility
There are uneven surfaces in and around the Old Hall site. There are parking spaces for blue badge holders near to the Old Hall. Please contact Tatton Park directly for further information on accessibility for the Old Hall.
Upcoming events
Fairytale Scarecrow Festival
Fee-fi-fo-fun for all the family at our annual scarecrow festival this February half-term 2025 at Tatton Park! The gardens and farm will host a trail of fairytale-themed scarecrows (closed Mondays)
'The Lovell Quinta Arboretum and its National Collections' Lecture
Join us for a lecture by David Skidmore entitled 'The Lovell Quinta Arboretum and its National Collections'
Pancake Weekend at the Farm
Come down to the Farm for some flipping fun and celebrate the humble pancake!
Hand Embroidery Workshop: Floating Flowers on Tulle
Join Robyn from Oh Sew Cute for a fun and creative workshop, creating delicate floating flowers with a local artist.