Shibden Hall
4.7
from 1429 Google reviews
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About the garden
Opening times
Shibden Hall is open seven days a week until the 24th December 2019, except for the 7 - 15 November. Monday - Friday : 10am - 5pm Saturday - Sunday : 11am - 5pm PLEASE NOTE: Shibden Hall will be closed from the 7th to the 15th November 2019 for essential building works. In 2020, Shibden Hall will re-open from Monday the 2nd March. We currently expect the Hall to be closed for filming for a number of weeks during June/July and September/November 2020. If planning ahead then aim for March to May or August when we expect to be open. Watch website and social media for further details nearer the time.
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Cafe or restaurant
No cafe or restaurant on site
Shops
None
West Yorkshire, HX3 6XG
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Google reviews
4.7
from 1429 Google reviews
Andrea Susan Campbell
2 months ago
5
What beautiful grounds and parkland with an amazing house overseeing it. The house is a working house with some interesting features. Anne Lister's alterations are interesting as is her history leading to some tiny spaces and steep steps. The house's history is told throughout with information points. The coach house and stables are filled with agricultural history and carriages. Cafe by the ornamental lake is popular and efficient. The stonewall garden near the house is really interesting as well
Brett Scouse
5 months ago
4
Absolutely stunning building, you could almost feel the walls talking to you. Lovely market there the grounds were beautiful although was ruined I felt by a certain family drinking cans of cider and being loud and obnoxious to people visiting the home. But otherwise a lovely day there .would highly recommend.
Martin Plant
3 months ago
5
Like many others I suspect, we visited on the back of viewing 'Gentleman Jack'. It's a fascinating and lovingly cared for building and we took our time in the rooms reading up on the history of the hall. Lovely grounds to walk in addition to the hall.
Jan Rhodes
a month ago
5
A wonderful place, very homely stuffed full of antique furniture, paintings and a few costumes. Knowledgeable room stewards who'll give you the history of the house and Ann Listers story. There's a cafe selling drinks and snacks and a room showing a video of how they translated Ann's diary's etc. Very informative. There's also lots of outbuildings consisting of an apocathy, cooper, basket maker, etc., and a large stables housing carriages. We'll worth a visit. I didn't even get to see the gardens and grounds, there's a small train that for £2.50 will give you a tour of the grounds, next time. Entrance fee is £8 per adult. Nice and quiet during the week. Opens at 10am.
Explore With Son & Me
a month ago
5
Visited today with my baby. We parked in the top car park and pre-booked entry. Amazing place to visit. You won’t be able to push your pram around so bring a baby carrier. The only downside is the toilets, the baby change has no toilet, you cannot fit your pram in the other toilets and disabled is closed. I came on my own so it made going to the toilet so hard.