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Step into the past and join us at Stowe House for an unforgettable journey through history. Delve into the secrets of Stowe as you unlock hidden mysteries, crack codes, and piece together the puzzle of centuries past. Follow the clues and complete the quest to help find the lost treasures of Stowe and win an Easter prize.
Booking is not essential, though if you'd like to arrange a house-only visit and park closer (we know little legs can get tired walking to us through the big garden), you can arrange this when pre-booking your admission tickets via our website. It also saves time on the day - happy faces all round!
The trail and child admission is free with a paying adult.
Adult admission to Stowe House: £9.50, National Trust Member: £7.50, Historic Houses: Free with valid membership; Essential carer: Free with a paying adult.
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