Join one of our volunteer tour guides to discover the secrets and surprises of Studley Royal Water Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
A new immersive exhibition by Ed Kluz comes to Fountains Hall from summer to winter solstice 2025.
Join one of our volunteer tour guides to discover more about the largest monastic ruins in the country.
Join us for an entire summer jam-packed full of fun and games here at Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal.
Join Mr Dan for an all interactive circus skills workshop all part of our jam-packed Summer of Play.
Join one of our volunteer tour guides to discover more about the people who lived and worked on the Fountains Abbey estate.
Join the award-winning puppetry and theatre company, Smoking Apples, as part of our jam-packed Summer of Play.
Robes at the ready? Join us for a free family tour as part of our jam-packed Summer of Play.
Walk with the wildlife volunteers to find out more about the Red, Sika and Fallow Deer.
Come along for a demonstration of monastic wool spinning as part of our jam-packed Summer of Play.
Join us for an environment themed craft workshop as part of our jam-packed Summer of Play.
How can visitors see beyond the ruins of Fountains Abbey to reveal glimpses into past lives buried below the surface?
Come along and see a demonstration of monastic dyeing as part of our jam-packed Summer of Play.
Join one of our volunteer tour guides to find out more about the oldest building on the estate.
See your favourite cuddly bear flying down a zip wire as part of our jam-packed Summer of Play.
Bounce, roll and laugh through the ball games field as part of our jam-packed Summer of Play.
Join us in the Abbey Cellarium at 12pm for the Mass for the Feast of St Bernard.
Listen to Spa Sax fill the air, playing some well know tunes on their saxophones, all part of our jam-packed Summer of Play.
Join us on a guided walk to discover more about the rocks and roots that lie beneath the estate.
Discover unusual facts about the trees and wildflowers found at Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal, from the humble dandelion to a great old oak.