Home of the Earl and Countess of Harewood and one of England’s greatest country houses with outstanding art collections, magnificent Adam interiors and Chippendale furniture.

• The State Floor will take your breath away – Including the refurbished East Bedroom with its remarkable ‘lost’ Chinese wallpaper, found after being stored in an outbuilding for over 150 years. This room is complemented by Chippendale’s ‘Chinoiserie’ furniture and a newly refurbished Chippendale Bed.

• Explore the re-displayed restored ‘Old Kitchen’ and servants’ domain ‘Below Stairs’. Drawers and cupboards can be opened to discover some of the hundreds of fascinating objects.

• The former Housekeeper’s Room is home to a permanent display dedicated to Lord Harewood’s mother, HRH Princess Mary who lived at Harewood from 1930 until her death in 1965.

• Harewood’s lakeside Bird Garden is home to over 90 rare and exotic species, including penguins, owls, flamingos, parrots, pheasants and cranes as well as participating in various captive breeding programmes for birds endangered in the wild.

• Harewood is set in fantastic countryside. See the beauty of Harewood’s award-winning Terrace. Experience the tranquility of the re-designed Himalayan Garden with its Waterfall and Bhutanese Stupa. Discover the Walled Garden with its organically grown vegetables and fruit trees.

• Visit the Church, home to some of the finest medieval alabaster tombs in Europe.

Harewood has a varied programme of events: lectures, tours, walks, concerts, theatre and family fun. Please visit our website for a full list of events this year.

The Courtyard Café & Restaurant is the place to go for rest and refreshment. On the south side of the House, the re-furbished Terrace Café is our luxury tea room with a view.

There are two shops at Harewood: the Courtyard Shop has quality gifts, locally sourced produce and Harewood’s famous fudge while the Toy Shop has something for the child in everyone.