Tatton Park 2-for-1 Entry
Get one free entry with one full-paying adult, with your Gardeners’ World Magazine 2-for-1 entry card. Valid at 407 gardens.
Experience 300 years of horticultural history in these 50 acres of formal gardens – from the serenity of the Japanese garden to the fun of the maze, from the elegant Italian garden to the blazing spring colours of azaleas in the tower garden. See how fruit and veg were grown in Edwardian times in the kitchen garden, inhale the fragrances in the rose garden, and admire the exotic plants in the 19th-century conservatory and fernery.
Check before you travel
Always check the garden’s website or call direct before visiting for up-to-date opening times, other ticket price options, and any one-off restrictions which may apply.
Always take your 2-for-1 Gardens card with you. If you’ve booked your tickets under the 2-for-1 Gardens offer, show your card on the day to validate the booking.
Please don’t make multiple bookings or share your 2-for-1 Gardens card – card misuse will invalidate your discount claim.
Using your 2-for-1 card at Tatton Park
- One free entry with one full-paying adult
- 2-for-1 Saving: £9. Offer not valid on event days.
Opening details:
Open all year.
Entry prices:
OFFER: Garden 2-for-1 £9.
Facilities:
- Full access for the disabled
- Plants/produce for sale
- Shop on site
- Picnic area
- Parking spaces
- Toilet facilities
- Light refreshment
- Hot food
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