It's Christmaaas! at Hanbury Hall
Visitors step back in time to explore the Hall styled for a 1970s and 1980s Christmas party. Rooms are filled with glowing tinsel, retro toys, bright colours, and nostalgic festive traditions. Guests can also stroll along the garden paths or stop for seasonal treats.
Nov 28, 2026 – Jan 3, 2027 All ages
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Plan Your Visit
Tickets
Normal admission charges apply. National Trust members enter free.
Hours
Property opens at 9am; Hall opens at 10am; last entry to the Hall is at 3.45pm; Hall closes at 4pm; grounds and car park close at 5pm.
Neighborhood
Droitwich Spa
Food & Drink
Festive treats include gingerbread lattes, luxury hot chocolates, pasties, sausage rolls and festive bakes.
Parking
The car park is a short walk from Visitor Reception and closes at 5pm. Blue Badge spaces are available. The page recommends arriving early or after 2pm on weekends because it can get busy.
Accessibility
The ground floor has ramped wheelchair access, while upstairs areas are inaccessible and shown via video.
Pets
Dogs are allowed in the gardens except the Formal gardens, in the parkland, and at the Stables Café. Assistance dogs are allowed in all areas.
Location
Tips & Advice
- Weekends get busy, so come when the Hall opens or later in the afternoon, and be ready to wait to enter at peak times.
- Go into the Hall well before last entry, because it closes earlier than the grounds and car park.
- Expect to leave buggies and pushchairs just outside the Hall, since they're not recommended inside the house.
- Pack waterproofs and wellies if you plan to walk the gardens or parkland after seeing the decorations indoors.
- Have your membership card ready when you reach Visitor Reception, so your entry goes quickly on busy festive days.
Special Events & Promotions
- National Trust members get free entry; normal admission charges apply to other visitors.
Links & Contact
Run by National Trust
Christmas Events Near Me is an independent guide, not the organizer of this event. For tickets, entries, vendor spots or questions, contact the organizer directly through their contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What will we see in the Hall?
The Hall is dressed for a 1970s and 80s Christmas, with bright colours, shimmering tinsel, retro toys in the Ladies' Parlour and favourite festive traditions. It's full of small details to spot, so you can go round more than once.
Do I need to book?
No. Just turn up and explore.
How long should we allow?
Allow about 3 hours to see the Hall, visit the café and walk the gardens. Give the Hall plenty of time, as there's a lot to see.
What festive food and drink is there?
There are festive drinks like gingerbread lattes and luxury hot chocolates, plus pasties, sausage rolls and festive bakes.
Can I take a pushchair into the Hall?
Buggies, prams and pushchairs aren't recommended in the Hall and must be left just outside. On rainy days, umbrellas are put in a plastic bag for you to carry round.
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