Gibside National Trust
Gateshead
Tyne and Wear
NE16 6BG
Tel: +44 01207 541820
Escape to this tranquil 18th century landscaped garden created by one of the richest men in Georgian England, George Bowes.
Gibside offers miles of woodland and riverside walks with views across the Derwent Valley. Explore an architectural gem of a Chapel, see red kite soar above the famous tree-lined avenue, discover the ever-changing Walled Garden and the vibrant Stables, now a learning and discovery centre. There is lots to see and do with tempations of tasty food and gift shopping while you explore.
Bring the family for wildlife spotting and outdoor adventures, including Strawberry Castle play area, nature playscape and the Low Ropes Challenge, or indoor fun with Daisy, the milkable cow and Gibside mini-play Hall.
Must do...
- See the Walled Garden and Victorian shrubbery as work continues to add to the planting design
- Watch out for resident wildlife at the wildlife hide and live or recorded footage from trail cameras shown in the Wildlife Room at the Stables
- Reach the Column of Liberty for a fantastic views
- Uncover Mary Eleanor Bowes’ dramatic story of torture and abduction
- Enjoy various information and exhibitions at the Stables
Eating and shopping...
- Savour breakfast butties, homemade lunches and afternoon teas inspired by the kitchen garden in the Café and Carriage House Coffee Shop
- Treat yourself to gifts and plants from the shop or from one of Gibside’s resident creative businesses
- Pick up a book from the Renwicks, the second bookshop at the Stables
Opening Times* (1 Jan 2019 - 31 Dec 2019) |
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* Opening times are seasonal. For more details, please check: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/gibside/opening-times
Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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Adult | £12.40 per ticket type |
Child | £6.20 per ticket type |
Family | £30.40 per ticket type |
Single parent family | £18.30 per ticket type |
The above prices are Gift Aid Prices. The standard admission fee will only be charged if requested.
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