Chatsworth House

Chatsworth House is renowned for the quality of its art, landscape and hospitality, and it has evolved through the centuries to reflect the tastes, passions and interests of succeeding generations.

Today, Chatsworth contains works of art that span 4,000 years, from ancient Roman and Egyptian sculpture, and masterpieces by Rembrandt, Reynolds and Veronese, to work by outstanding modern artists, including Lucian Freud, Edmund de Waal and David Nash.

Upcoming events :-

Life Stories exhibition - 1st of May 2020 – 4th of October 2020 

- Real people revealed in portraits and objects. Explore this exhibition with a House & garden or House, garden & farmyard ticket.

Raphael 500 - 1st of May 2020 – 31st of October 2020

- Raphael's drawings in the Old Master Drawings Cabinet - explore this display with a House & garden or House, garden & farmyard ticket.

Chatsworth Country Fair - Gates open at 9 AM - 4 September 2020 – 6 September 2020

Featuring spectacular grand ring displays in the air and on land, demos from celebrity chefs plus entertainment for all the family. Book your tickets before 30 June and enjoy 20% off.

There are over 30 rooms to explore, from the magnificent Painted Hall, regal State Rooms, restored Sketch Galleries and beautiful Sculpture Gallery. In the guest bedrooms, meet an Edwardian lady's maid who will reveal the secrets of her mistress's suitcase of clothes. 

The Chatsworth House Trust

The house, many of its contents and 737 hectares (1,822 acres) of the surrounding landscape are leased to a registered charity, the Chatsworth House Trust, established in 1981. The 12th Duke and Duchess pay rent to the charity to live at Chatsworth and work with the charity and others to welcome Chatsworth’s visitors.

Every penny of visitor admission goes directly to the Chatsworth House Trust, which is dedicated to the long-term preservation of Chatsworth House, the collections, garden, woodlands and park for the long-term benefit of the public.