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Now it is autumn, some of the specimen trees in the grounds are starting to change colour, and their variety can be quite stunning. Enjoy watching the swallows start to gather on wires, prior to their long journey home to Africa. Look out too for the large numbers of different fungi in the grounds and along the woodland walks. Soon the fieldfares and redwings will be back to feast on the berries on the trees.
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You can see family portraits, including two painted by Sir Henry Raeburn

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Opening times

Grounds: all year, daily 11-5.30

Castle: 5 April to 30 Jun, Fri-Tue 11-4.45 (last entry); 1 Jul to 31 Aug, daily 11-4.45 (last entry), 1 Sep to 30 Sep, Fri-Tue 11-4.45 (last entry).

Guided tours only.

Tel. 0844 493 2174

Numbers on guided tours are limited and at peak times visitors may have to wait for the next available tour. Tours can be booked in advance by calling the property.

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