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The 1620s House and Gardens at Donington le Heath – formally Donington le Heath Manor House, has undergone a stunning refurbishment in order to tell the story of its former owners and residents.
* Thursday 26th May – Sun 30th September 2016 (Thursday to Sunday, closed Monday – Wednesday) from 10.30am to 16:30pm
In addition the site will be open:
Spring BH Mon, Summer BH Mon
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