Chatsworth House

• The Chatsworth House
• Chatsworth House Garden
• Chatsworth House Farmyard
• Chatsworth Art Exhibitions
• History Of Chatsworth
• The Chatsworth Estate
• Behind The Scenes At Chatsworth
• The Chatsworth House Trust
• Books On Chatsworth
• Chatsworth International Horse Trials

A visit to Chatsworth House in Derbyshire in the picturesque Peak District is so much more than simply a trip to a large stately home, it is an experience that you will never forget and a place to which its many visitors return time and again. There is so much more to this place than simply sumptuous furnishings, fantastic furniture and works of art, breathtaking gardens and fountains as well as restaurants, garden centres, cafes, shops and an adventure playground complete with a working farm.

Home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, since the 15th century, Chatsworth House is a living and working testament to how a major country house can become so much more than just a crumbling pile in which an aristocratic family live. Chatsworth has been livingly cared for, restored and kept in wonderful condition and is quite rightly one of the most popular historic houses in the country and any trip to the Peak District would not be complete without a visit.

Chatsworth House, garden, farmyard and adventure playground re-open on 13 March this year (2011). House - 11am-5.30pm (4.30pm last admission) Garden - 11am-6pm (5pm last admission) Farmyard and adventure playground - 10.30am-5.30pm (4.30pm last admission)  Car Parking - The car park has an all day charge of £2 per car. There is also a car park, open every day, at Calton Lees, at the southern end of the park, off the B6012. There is an all-day charge of £2 per car. There is also car parking at the Chatsworth farm shop, in the village of Pilsley. Car parks close at 7pm.

Chatsworth House Video

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