Waddesdon Manor

About

Waddesdona French Renaissance- châteauis set in the heart of Buckinghamshire.  Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild built the Manor in the 1870s to entertain his guests and display his collection of art treasures. It houses one of the finest collections of French 18th century decorative arts and British portraiture.

Set in 5,000 acres of rolling parklandWaddesdon has one of the finest examples of a late Victorian garden in Britain. Famed for colourful beddingthe gardens are full of variety throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy formal gardensa Parterre3D bird bedding sculptures and artificial Pulham rock. Hear rare birds call from the ornate Rococo- Aviary or take a tour of the impressive garden statuary. 

Families can explore Waddesdon with seasonal trails and children's activities. There's also a woodland playground that winds through the trees and plenty of space to run around and explore.

The Manor possesses an outstanding collection of wines. The cellars and wine shop contain one of the largest collection of Rothschild wines. These wines are from two of the most famous Bordeaux vineyardsChâteau Lafite Rothschild and Château Mouton Rothschild. With wine-tasting events throughout the year and expert advice in the shopthis is a destination for wine lovers or those who wish to learn more. 

There are also cafésrestaurantsgift shops and the Coach House gallery to enjoy. Discover a full programme of events throughout the year including exhibitions and family days.

Please noteall admissionsparking and shuttle buses must be booked in advance online in order to manage numbers on site. Afternoon teas in the Manor Restaurant should also be booked in advance.