Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust Ticket Portal

Wentworth Woodhouse invites you to wander in and explore its principal rooms in your own time, imagining yourself perhaps at a grand ball or luxurious dinner as the House opens its doors to free-flow visits. Room Stewards will be on hand to help with queries and a children’s activity sheet is available for younger visitors.

Although we have 365 rooms in total, only our State Rooms are available to explore as much of the House is still unsafe for visitors. We also don’t have a collection and have chosen to let the beauty of the rooms speak for themselves rather than filling the spaces with unoriginal items.

You may notice that some of our State Rooms appear quite dark as their shutters are closed. This is because UV rays from sunlight are one of the main causes of damage here at Wentworth Woodhouse. As a Preservation Trust, it is our duty to protect and preserve the House for future generations so we have taken the decision to close some shutters in order to best conserve the rooms.

The time you book is for exploring the rooms, the gardens can be accessed at any time during our opening hours on the day of your ticket. If you book a later session for your house admission, we encourage you to visit the gardens first (ahead of your booked time slot) to ensure you get the most from your visit.

Due to the age and nature of Wentworth Woodhouse there is currently no lift access to the first floor of the Mansion.   There is ramp access to the gound floor of the Mansion.

Saturday 26th October, 1.30-3.00pm

Join emerging young writers from the Hive network for the launch of an anthology of poetry and writing, inspired by the history of Wentworth Woodhouse and the families who lived here. Among many fascinating insights, discover the significance of pineapples and tea for South Yorkshire’s most renowned aristocratic dynasty. Hosted by contributing Hive writer, Beth Davies.

Price: Included in General Admission

Accessibility

Due to the age and nature of the House, unfortunately there is no disabled access to the location of this event.

Help Support Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust

Remember, any money made from our events goes straight into the Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust and contributes towards the restoration of this magnificent House & Gardens.