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There is so much to see and do when you visit Burton Constable. Here is some essential information to help you plan your visit.

House & Collections
Click here for glimpse of what there is to see and do inside Burton Constable Hall
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Stables & Parklands
A perfect way to hit the open air, the Capability Brown Parkland offers a variety of walks, with lots of things for children and families of all ages to explore along the way.
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Walks & Trails
Walks & Trails
With over 330 acres of stunning, natural parkland, Burton Constable offer some of the most scenic and satisfying walks.
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Times, Tickets & Travel
Click here to start planning your visit to Burton Constable Hall & Grounds.
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Family Fun
A great family day out, with loads to do for children of all ages. From active to inquisitive Burton Constable has it covered.
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Group Visits
Burton Constable welcomes groups visits, whether you are a coach company, a local school or a large group of friends click here to find out more.
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Did you know?
Over 80 different species of birds have been spotted at Burton Constable, from the smallest British bird, the Goldcrest, to large birds of prey such as Buzzards and Barn Owls

The Burton Constable Whale is featured in Herman Melville's famous novel Moby Dick. 

Today the Burton Constable Whale is nicknamed 'Constable Moby'

Afternoon tea was created by the Duchess of Bedford in the late 18th century. She invited friends to join her for an afternoon meal of small cakes, bread and butter sandwiches, sweets and, of course, tea. The practice was so popular that it was quickly adopted by other social hostesses