East Yorkshire's finest historic day out

Home to the Constable family for over 700 years. Burton Constable is one of the most fascinating English country houses to survive complete with its historic collections. Located on the outskirts of Hull in East Yorkshire, it's one of the regions most popular attractions. 

Burton Constable Hall & Grounds the perfect day out for all the family

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Drinks, Dance & Decadence, Exhibition, Burton Constable Hall, Hull, East Yorkshire
Tue 18th May Exhibition
Drink, Dance & Decadence
The Golden Age of Burton Constable -Extravagance and change throughout the grand Victorian era.
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Mon 14th June Exhibition
Reflect - an exhibition of paintings by Sue Spivey
Come & enjoy this spellbinding collection by local artist, Sue Spivey.
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Burton Constable Trail 10K, Hull, East Yorkshire
Fri 25th June Family Event
Burton Constable Trail 10K
A 10K trail taking in the spectacular sights of Burton Constable Hall & Grounds!
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Jungle Book, Burton Constable, Live on the Lawn, Hull
Mon 26th July Family Event
The Jungle Book
Have you reached the top & had to stop? Are you a Jungle VIP?
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Live On The Lawn, Burton Constable Hall & Grounds, Hull, East Yorkshire
Fri 13th August Family Event
Alice in Wonderland
It’s time to follow Alice down the rabbit hole as we enter a world of pure imagination!
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Cinderella, Live on the Lawn, Burton Constable Hall, Hull
Sat 14th August Family Event
Cinderella
Does the glass slipper fit? There's only one way to find out!
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Group Visits & Tours
Getting Here
Access For All
Walkers & Cyclists
Dog Owners
House & Collections
Meander through Burton Constable Hall’s evocative grand rooms filled with fine art and furniture; discover the extraordinary 18th century ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’ and uncover 500 years of fascinating characters from the Constable family
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Stables & Parkland
Discover our restored stable block, with displays and exhibitions telling the story of stable life in past times. Explore the historic parkland designed by Capability Brown with our walks and wildlife trails. Relax and find your favourite spot to picnic and play in this glorious setting
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Servants at Play Burton Constable Hall
Life Below Stairs
Have you ever wondered what life was like 'below stairs' at a Yorkshire country house? This fascinating new exhibition explores the daily lives of servants at the grand Burton Constable Hall.
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Family Fun
With the new wildlife sculpture trail, parkland walks, picnic and play areas, imaginative play in the hall and stables, giant games, wide open spaces for games of football or cricket and of course the whale skeleton of the 60’ monster featured in Moby Dick all making a visit to Burton Constable a great family day out
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Shop & Eat
Serving morning coffee, light lunches, cream teas and other freshly made foods the Stables Kitchen is a refreshing break for visitors and a great stop-off if you are just passing-by. Your four-legged friend is welcome too in our Doggy Dining Room.
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Group Visits
Enjoy a fabulous visit to East Yorkshire's best historic day out. There is so much to enjoy and discover within and around this stunning Elizabethan mansion, with over 30 rooms to explore. With free parking for coaches and a restored stable block, tea Room and gift Shop to enjoy, Burton Constable is a great place for groups at any time
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Burton Constable Whale
Burton Constable Whale
Discover the ‘Burton Constable Whale’, the skeleton of a 60ft Sperm Whale on display in the Stable Block. This Bull Whale was stranded on the shore at nearby Tunstall in 1825 where it aroused a great deal of public interest.

In time, the skeleton of the Whale was transported to the Parkland at Burton Constable where it was articulated on a wrought iron framework in 1836. An account of the Whale came to the attention of Herman Melville, who published his renowned Moby Dick in 1851. The Burton Constable Whale is the only non-fictional Whale mentioned in this classic work of literature!

The remains of the skeleton were recovered from the park in 1995 and are now exhibited in the Great Barn in the Stable Block.
An excellent visit, I will certainly tell all my friends about my wonderful day.
Kath Jackson
An amazing experience - such detail everywhere, plus care and skill in the preservation. A pleasure and education.
Mr & Mrs Noveler
Wow! Too much to see in one visit...
Betty Davies
A wonderful and fascinating house made even more atmospheric by the wonderful piano music accompanying us.
Anne & Roger Holmes
Quite a joy to visit, thank you so much
Margaret Woolfenden
Excellent staff - very informative! Beautiful House, well kept with interesting stories - a jewel in a sea of East Yorkshire - will definitely visit again.
Sue Child