Ragley Hall

Designed by Robert Hooke in 1680, one of the earliest of England's great Palladian houses, with a massive portico added by Wyatt in 1780. The elaborately plastered Great Hall by James Gibb in 1750 is one of the finest Baroque interiors. Good French and English furniture and paintings - also the 8th Marquess of Hertford's great staircase mural by Graham Rust, completed in 1983.



Features: 400-acre landscaped park and 27 acres of gardens including the formal garden which descends in a series of wide, rose-covered terraces; lake and maze.

Visitor Opening TimesBack to top

House & State Rooms: Open Suns & School holidays 21st Feb- 30th Oct, 12 noon-4pm. Gardens, Park, Adventure Wood & Jerwood Sculpture Park: Open Weekends & School Holidays 21st Feb- 30th Oct 10am-5pm.

NB. Free access does not apply to the Adventure Playground.

Please contact the property for up to date opening times

Groups and special visitsBack to top

Ragley contains some of England's finest Baroque plasterwork and stunning mural by Graham Rust plus 18th century furniture and paintings. Tea rooms, stables, adventure playground and 3D maze. 27 acres of recently developed gardens should not be missed. Groups welcome, booking required. Ragley holds numerous special events throughout the year from Craft Fairs, Gardeners' Weekends, outdoor concerts to an Annual Game Fair where groups are always welcome.

Wedding FacilitiesBack to top

Civil Ceremony and Wedding Reception