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Guided Tours last about 2.5 to 3 hours. The first tours start at 10.00am and the last entry is at 11.00 am.
isitors are accompanied by an experienced guide throughout who will explain the rich history of Copped Hall, covering the whole of the Gardens, including the sites of the earlier houses, the Walled Garden and a large part of the existing Mansion.
Tour days also give our Friends the opportunity to catch up on all the changes that have occurred since lock-down.
Tea, Coffee and home-made cakes are available approximately mid way through the tour. There is also our shop selling books about Copped Hall and a range of other items. In addition, there are exhibitions on site and a second-hand book shop. At most times of the year, we sell plants, seasonal fruit and vegetables from the Walled Garden.
Tickets are required for Guided Tours, including Friends. Tickets should be bought on line.
Cost
£10.00 per person when tickets are bought "In Advance" via Ticketsource.
£12.00 per person for tickets bought on the day, on the door.
Friends of Copped Hall and Children Under 16 – Free. Tickets are required for entry.
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