Aston Hall

A fantastic historic house with passionate guides. We visited on a Sunday morning and discovered a huge house with beautiful rooms, priceless art work and plenty of history. The long gallery with it's dedicated sound installation (ambient music that wouldn't be out of place on a Brian Eno record) was one of the finest examples of a Long Gallery that I have seen in the country.The entry price was a fraction of the cost you'd pay for a National Trust property and the curators/volunteers were very very knowledgeable and clearly passionate about their subjects.So easy to get to and from with an Uber, or you can easily get there on public transport. Just keep an eye on events at the next door Villa park as that will impact access and parking. If you are ordering a return Uber I suggest you walk Upper Thomas Street (three minutes from the front door) by the bus turning circle as the drivers seem to prefer collecting you here than on the main entrance.

Brilliant house this place is the place to go if you believe in the supernatural it's so haunted you may even see sir thomas holte if your lucky car park available on the grounds paid parking free for blue badge holders toilets on site a small cafe about the price you would pay anywhere now disabled access yes apart from the upper floors no lifts we went on the guided visit special menshion to matt brilliant tour and superb cosplay good job

I've escorted lots of EFL students (European and international visiting students) to this museum. It's always been a very informative guided tour of the house and gardens.Wonderful that the old stables were finally converted into a new toilet room with the cafe and shop next door

Beautiful mansion, with selection of historic interiors from different periods (XVII-XIX centuries), including kitchen and servants' areas. Characteristic smell - aged wood and museum dust, some may love it, some may hate it but definitely worth visiting.

Fascinating historic house a must visit