Waddesdon Manor was built (1874-89) by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild to display his outstanding collection of art treasures and to entertain the fashionable world. On a hilltop overlooking the Aylesbury Vale, it is the last remaining complete example of 'le go'othschild'. The House combines the highest quality French furniture, textiles and decorative arts from the 18th century with magnificent English portraits and Dutch Old Master paintings. Waddesdon has one of the finest Victorian gardens in Britain, famous for its Parterre, seasonal displays, colourful shrubs, mature trees, statues and carpet bedding.
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Online Shop
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Find stylish homeware and unique gifts for every occasion. Our exclusive product range are inspired by the gardens, collections and archive here at Waddesdon. Welcome to our online shop where you can browse our renowned range of fine wines, local produce & homeware celebrating Waddesdon. 49.95 45.00 Buy The colour is a deep ruby with purple nuances.
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Online booking is essential for timed House entry. Visitors are advised to book in advance for Grounds admission, although there may be some tickets available on the day. Gardens, Aviary, Gift & Wine Shop, Takeaway refreshments (and indoor seating at the Stables) and Woodland playground. STEP 2: Please select a date - Book House Admission.
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As a family, the Rothschilds were the greatest collectors of the 19th century, seeking the highest quality of workmanship and with a keen sense of historical importance. The houses that they built, the interiors they created and the magnificent Rothschild collections within them became known internationally as the 'gout Rothschild'.
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Maps
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If visiting us, please download our map in advance. It shows the suggested route when walking between the car park and the Manor, location of ticket checkpoints, shuttle bus stops and the facilities that will be open. It will be useful for both regular and new visitors to Waddesdon. We have four different walks taking in different aspects of the gardens or wider estate.
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