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Mar 7, 2025
We visit once or twice a year and the gardens and woodland walk are always delightful. I also appreciate the cafe and gluten free rolls available with delicious soup. On this visit I was thrilled to…Full review by hkreid
Feb 16, 2025
Garden under Troy's care looks spick and span in nid Feb. Lots of snowdrops and crocuses. Perfectly mulched. The team here have done a truly brilliant job of preserving the Box (Buxus) after it wa…Full review by AJBTemple
Dec 30, 2024
We visited just before Christmas 2024. We had a really lovely day despite the weather, and the guides were very informative. We especially loved the Yule trail, which kept even two adults entertained…Full review by Jack B
No need to book to walk around the grounds and gardens but you have to queue sometimes for the house and tower. There’s a cottage next to the main house that has timed groups , …
No need to book to walk around the grounds and gardens but you have to queue sometimes for the house and tower. There’s a cottage next to the main house that has timed groups , because you are conducted . The cafe can get v busy and the tables outside go quickly, especially with dog walkers.
Is Sissinghurst worth visiting at end of September. How much is the entrance ticket
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Hi, the adult charge for entrance is £15 unless you are a National Trust member. For some reason they charge £16.50 for gift aid! A visit would be mainly for the gardens so I …
Hi, the adult charge for entrance is £15 unless you are a National Trust member. For some reason they charge £16.50 for gift aid! A visit would be mainly for the gardens so I would say that a late autumn visit would not be as colourful as Summer.
Hello It might be difficult to go on Public transport because if you do it will take a long time getting there , Maybe go as far as possible on the train then a pre booked taxi ? Or hire a car …
Hello It might be difficult to go on Public transport because if you do it will take a long time getting there , Maybe go as far as possible on the train then a pre booked taxi ? Or hire a car from your destination ? I went in my car , These places are so remote the best form of transport s by car ..
Hi I have a small sausage dog & would be travelling on my own, I don't want to leave her in the car on her own, I would carry her all around the garden area like a baby, nothing new there. Would this be acceptable? Kindest regards Rachel
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Hello Rachel, only assistance dogs are allowed into the garden, and even if you offered to carry your four pawed friend you still wouldn't be allowed to take her into the formal gardens or …
Hello Rachel, only assistance dogs are allowed into the garden, and even if you offered to carry your four pawed friend you still wouldn't be allowed to take her into the formal gardens or the vegetable garden. Dogs are very welcome on the estate, and there are lots of lovely walks that you can both enjoy. Afterwards, you can enjoy a cuppa at the cafe or the restaurant - there is plenty of outside space and also dog bowls so that she can have some refreshment too. Sorry to disappoint you.
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