Description

Chiddingstone Castle in West Kent has 400 years of history, with a collection of Ancient Egyptian, Japanese, Jacobite, Stuart, and Buddhist objects. This historic house has Tudor origins, and Victorian rooms and was remodelled in the 19th Century to resemble a medieval castle. Chiddingstone Castle is home to 5 collections, from Ancient Egypt to Japan and beyond, the lifetime’s work of one gifted collector. There are also a number of events held throughout the year.

Opening Hours
2nd April to 1st November 2023
Castle
Sunday to Wednesday
11am-5pm
Last entry 4.15pm
Grounds and Lake
Daily - unless a private function
7am-6.30pm.

Price
Garden
Please donate £3 or more in the honesty box in the car park
Castle
Adult: £11
Child - 5 to 15 years: £5.50
Child - under 5 years: Free
Semior: £10
Family - 1 adult + up to 3 children: £20
Family - 2 adult + up to 3 children: £30
Booking fees apply.

Accessibility
All principal entrances and exits are accessible by wheelchair, all collections are on the ground floor and easily accessible for wheelchair users. The Library and Streatfeild room are on the first floor and interpretations for these can be found in the Housekeeper’s Room on the ground floor.

Dogs
Allowed in the grounds, but on a lead at all times.

Cycling
Bike spaces available. Please dismount when on the grounds.

Facilities
Shop • Cafe

Picture Credit: © Chiddingstone Castle.

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