Audley End House and Gardens CB11 4JF
Free for EH members
Open: Seasonal - See website
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About:
Audley End was once one of the greatest houses in England, a spectacular early 17th-century mansion set in an outstanding landscaped park. Now just a third of its original size, its history is one of vastly fluctuating fortunes, with episodes of ambitious development followed by periods of decline and retrenchment. This story is evident in both house and park – in the changing use of the rooms, the contrasting taste in interiors and garden styles, and the diverse collection of paintings and objects that reflect the owners and their times.

Dog Friendly:
Dogs allowed on lead outside only.

Entry Charge:
Variable prices (see website)

Parking:
Free car parking on location

Facilities:
Café
Shop 
Picnic area
Toilets
Exhibition
Museum
Gardens

Notes:
Traffic route between the ticket office and the front of building, take care as a pedestrian and a driver.
The main access gate to the site is 9'6" (h) x 9' (w) so vehicles larger than this will need to seek assistance from staff before trying to enter.
No access to the first floor for wheelchairs.
Several bridges have either one step or a steep slope. 
Paths are either loose gravel, tarmac, cobbles and smooth grass
Seatsand rest spots dotted throughout site.

Contact:
Website: www.english-heritage.org.uk
Tel: 0370 3331181