Discover 500 years of history in the stunning mansion house of Temple Newsam, set within 1500 acres of Capability Brown landscaped gardens, parkland and scenic woods.
Explore over 40 rooms filled with fine and decorative art and uncover the secrets of past residents who lived and worked on the estate.
Go under the ropes and behind the scenes on a Temple Newsam tour and take a trip to Home Farm, a working rare breed facility with historic outbuildings dating back to the 17th century.
The cobbled courtyard is home to Temple Newsam Tea Rooms which serves up a variety of locally sourced food and drinks, and Mrs Pawson’s Shop where you can buy local Yorkshire produce amongst other tasty treats.
Temple Newsam also boasts an eclectic events programme including festivals, family fun activities during the school holidays and loads more.
Gallery
Features & Accessibility
- Visit England VAQAS
- Accredited Museum
- Member of the Historic Houses Association
- Plant Sales
- Children’s Playground
- Tearoom
- Gift Shop
- Group Visits
- Dogs welcome on leads (grounds only)
- Facilities for wheelchair users & those with limited mobility
Temple Newsam
Contact
Temple Newsam Road, Leeds, LS15 0AE
0113 336 7460
www.museumsandgalleries.leeds.gov.uk/temple-newsam
Opening times
Opening times vary, please visit the website for details.
Visits can be pre-booked online here.
Directions
From the M1 take junction 46. There is paid parking available onsite. Please visit the website for public transport information.
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