Wales - South Wales

Upstairs, you can immerse yourself in the stories of family life in the elegant state rooms, while ‘below stairs’, envisage work in the Victorian kitchens. The house is set in a 36-hectare (90-acre) park with an impressive avenue of veteran oak trees, woodland walks, open parkland and a lake. A formal series of three walled gardens including a distinctive parterre garden lie adjacent to the Orangery, leading to the impress Grade I listed stables.

Special interest tours

Informal Formal Gardens
Join one of our enthusiastic gardeners on a fascinating tour of the three different and characterful walled gardens at Tredegar House. Find out about the history of the gardens, see the horticultural highlights of the season and discover our plans to uncover the stories of these wonderfully informal, formal gardens. Duration 45 minutes.

Tredegar’s Treasures
A chance for a close-up look at some of the special items within the collection at Tredegar House featuring paintings, furniture and treasured belongings of the Morgan family. This tour give a unique opportunity to view some of the rarely seen original Tredegar treasures. Duration 45 minutes.

Unexplored Tredegar
What lies beyond that locked door? Delve behind the scenes of a great 17th-century country house. From the servants’ quarters in the attics to the cavernous cellars below, enjoy a rare chance to explore the unrestored and rarely seen parts of Tredegar house. Duration 45 minutes.

‘Upstairs Downstairs’ at Tredegar
Explore the lives of those living at Tredegar House, not only the Morgan family, but also their servants. Understand the relationships between upstairs and downstairs visit the attics where the servants lived, the hall where they ate and the Housekeeper’s Room, where the power really lay.

Charges may apply, for more information please contact the property.