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Walk at Tyntesfield
One of the best ways to explore the UK’s heritage is through National Trust properties. Hundreds of properties are tucked away across the country, and just minutes from Bristol, Tyntesfield is among the finest. The Victorian Gothic Revival house features acres of gardens, parklands, and orchards—all enjoyed by us and our furry companions.
Tyntesfield was transformed from a regency house into today’s Gothic masterpiece after William Gibbs purchased it in 1843. Step back in time as you walk through the Cloister, Library, Hall, Dining Room, Oratory, Boudoir, and bedrooms, taking in an impressive collection of classified objects. As if this wasn’t enough, an internal bridge connects the house to a large flamboyant chapel, modelled on Paris’ Sainte Chapelle Chapel. Make a day of your visit with a meal or cup of tea from the Home Farm Café.
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