Burton Constable is a large Elizabethan mansion set in a 300 acre park with nearly 30 rooms open to the public. The interiors of faded splendour are filled with fine furniture, paintings and sculpture, a library of 5,000 books and a remarkable 18th century ‘cabinet of curiosities' which contains fossils, natural history specimens and the most important collection of scientific instruments to be found in any country house. Occupied by the Constable family for over 400 years, the house still maintains the atmosphere of a home.

 

2010 Opening Times

Easter Saturday to 28th October (Saturday to Thursday inclusive, closed Friday)

Grounds, Tea Room and Shop 12.30pm to 5.00pm

Hall 1.00pm to 5.00pm (last admission 4pm)

 

Christmas opening 20th November to 5th December (closed Fridays)

Grounds, Tea Room and Shop 12.30pm to 5.00pm

Hall 1.00pm to 4.00pm (last admission 3.00pm)

Christmas Craft and Gift Fair 20th and 21st November 11.00am to 5.00pm

10 Reasons to visit one of East Yorkshire's best kept secrets

1. Best Value Family Day Out (£14.50 Family Ticket for 2 adults and 4 children)

2. Grandest Stately Home in the East Riding

3. Weirdest Curiosities on Display

4. Most Dragons and Griffins

5. Only House with a Whale

6. Finest Chinese Room Anywhere

7. Oldest Family home - Occupied for 700 years

8. Unique Parkland Trail

9. Largest Collection of Treasures

10. Most to see - 30 rooms open

 

For information on admission prices please see the Visitor Information page

 

To view the site plan of the Hall and Grounds click here

The Burton Constable Foundation, a charitable trust set up in 1992 with an endowment from the National Heritage Memorial Fund, runs Burton Constable Hall as a Country House Museum.

Registered Charity No.1010121 Registered Museum No. 604