Hatfield House, Park & Gardens
400 Years of History and Heritage
Discover over 400 years of history at Hatfield Park, home to the magnificent Hatfield House which was built between 1607 and 1611. This stunning Jacobean mansion showcases historic art, furniture, armour and tapestries.
Henry VIII acquired the Old Palace in 1538 and used it as a home for his three children. It is most closely associated with Elizabeth I, who spent a happy childhood here and famously learned of her accession to the throne while sitting beneath an oak tree in the park in 1558.
With its beautiful gardens, historic parkland and rich royal heritage, Hatfield House, Park & Gardens offers an unforgettable day out for history enthusiasts, families and visitors alike.
Please refer to Hatfield House website for full details.
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Whether you're looking to exhibit your beautifully handmade crafts, collaborate with us to host a creative workshop or conduct an immersive live demonstration, or simply join us as a volunteer - we're open to your ideas and welcome the opportunity to build meaningful partnerships.
