Adlington Hall & Gardens

Landscaped in the style of Capability Brown in the 18th century, Adlington Hall’s gardens are truly a delight to behold, with a Lime Avenue planted in 1688, and the splendid folly ‘Temple to Diana’ with its painted ceiling. Extending over 2,000 acres, there’s a surprise around every corner with woodland walks, a lake and even an off-road driving course! More recent additions include a maze, rose garden and the beautiful Father Tiber Water Garden.

Open weekdays throughout the year, for groups, by prior arrangement only.