Sunday 5 April - Sunday 27 September 2009, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday and Bank Holidays 11.00 – 17.00.

 

Open for Autumn Tints – Sunday 11 October and Sunday 25 October 2009.

 

The Castle is only open to groups by prior arrangement on limited days.

 

  

 

Romantic, beautiful, wild - these gardens stir up emotion in whoever visits them. The stunning landscaping creates colourful areas that change dramatically, season upon season, such as the rose garden, the laburnum grove and the temple garden with its small lake full of giant koi carp, swimming lazily among the water lilies.

   

Adult £5, Child £2 (reduction for groups to gardens minimum nos. 25)
Registered Carers – Free entry

The general facilities at Cholmondeley Castle Gardens include:
• Historic neo-gothic castle
• Formal gardens
• Extensive landscaped park
• Plant nursery and farm shop
• Farm animals and children’s corner
• Children’s play area
• Tea shop and picnic area
• Private chapel in the park
• Gift shop

 

By road: Off A41 Chester/Whitchurch Road and A49 Whitchurch/Tarporley Road.

 

Car parks: Large car park on site

 

Cholmondeley Castle Gardens
Chomondeley
Malpas
Cheshire
SY14 8AH

 

Tel: 01829 720383

e-mail: office@cholmondeleycastle.co.uk

Website: www.cholmondeleycastle.com

 

 

• Parking is provided for visitors on site within about 50 metres of the attraction with designated parking for visitors with disabilities.
• Drop-off point for visitors outside main entrance.
• There are steps to the main entrance no handrail.
• Level access (no steps/thresholds) or access by ramp or lift to public toilet, public toilet suitable for visitors who use a wheelchair, ticket issuing point.
• Level access (no steps/thresholds) or access by ramp or lift to cafeteria.
• Menus available in large print.
• Seating available for visitors with limited mobility.
• Clear signage.
• Wheelchairs provided free.
• Some areas of the garden are unsuitable for wheelchairs, motorised scooters and other mobility aids

 

Exploring further a field:

 

• Magnolias, Camellias, Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Lindera obtusiloba, Ceonothus, Narcisus, Chinadoxa, Erythronium

 

• Davidia involucrate, Cornus, Carpentaria californica, Catalpa bignonioides, Kalmia latifolia, Genista aetnensis, Cercis siliquastrum, Ferns in variety, Roses in variety, Melianthus :- Major, Lilies in variety, ornamental grass beds

 

• Hydrangea in variety, Eucryphia nymansesnsis

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