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THE HOUSE
Wilton House has been the seat of the Earls of Pembroke since the 1540s and is still very much a family home. It offers visitors 17th century interiors, a world famous art collection and sculpture gallery, and rooms full of over 460 years of Pembroke family history. Since 1544, when the buildings and land were granted by Henry VIII to Sir William Herbert, Wilton House has been inextricably linked to the political and artistic circles of England, whilst at the same time providing employment and homes for estate workers. This pattern continues today. The 17th Earl initiated a major programme of restoration and improvement, a task which the current Earl continues.
THE GROUNDS
22 acres of parkland and gardens bordered by the rivers Wylye and Nadder are perfect for visitors to explore or to relax in and have a picnic.
ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND
A wonderful place for children to let off steam, our purpose built adventure playground is ideal for all ages, with a special area reserved for toddlers and the under 5’s.
CAFÉ AND SHOP
Our licenced café is a great place serving morning coffees, light lunches, afternoon teas as well as take-away drinks, snacks and ice creams.
The shop offers a wide choice of pretty gifts, cards, toys and souvenirs.
Admission Prices
House and Grounds
Adult: £18.50
Concession (65+): £16
Child over 5 years: £9.50
Family: (2 adults + 3 children) £45.00
Grounds only
Adult: £7.75
Concession: £7.25
Child over 5 years: £6.15
Family: (2 adults + 3 children) £21.50
There is NO requirement to prebook tickets online. Just turn up on any day that we are open. Sundays and Bank Holiday Saturdays operate on a ‘freeflow’ basis. Mondays-Thursdays have guided visits starting at 11.30 a.m., running every half an hour, lasting for one hour, the last at 3.30 p.m. Please contact the office for group visits.
* House opening dates 2024: 29 March-1 April inclusive (Easter), then Sundays to Thursdays inclusive from 5th May, PLUS Sat 4th May, Sat 25th May & Sat 24th August. End of season 12th September inclusive. Opening days may change at short notice so please check website before your visit.
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