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01

Apr 2021

Business
Business

Newby Hall and Gardens open today

Published: 1 Apr 2021, 08:00 BST

by Suzannah Rogerson

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Newby Hall and Gardens reopens today after months of closure. New attractions will also open in hopes of keeping children and families entertained outdoors.

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Newby Hall and Gardens are set to reopen today after months of closure due to covid restrictions.

The gardens and adventure gardens will reopen alongside a new attraction - the enchanted wood trail.

Described as a "beautiful woodland walk", the trail is for children and families to enjoy. Children can meet a number of woodland characters and even Titus the Troll along the way.

Unlike last year when Newby Hall missed out on the Easter holiday, this year it can take advantage of the easing of lockdown rules and reopen to the public.

However, the miniature train and the river boat cannot open until April 12. The restaurant is also only open for takeaways.

From May, it is hoped the house itself, the dollhouse and the teddy bears can be fully opened.



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Commercial director, Stuart Gill said:

“We are absolutely thrilled to be able to open on time this year. We were so disappointed to not open as usual at Easter last year; we all look forward to opening and to not have that or even a prospective opening date was a huge blow.
"We hope to welcome visitors back with the stunning gardens and our enchanted wood trail, which should keep the children entertained!”


The enchanted wood trail runs from today until April 11 and tickets must be booked in advance here.