Renishaw Hall & Gardens - Sheffield

Renishaw Hall & Gardens is a beautiful and serene attraction located at Renishaw Hall, Renishaw Park, Sheffield S21 3WB, United Kingdom. The site boasts a variety of natural and landscaped areas to explore, making it a perfect destination for visitors of all ages. The park offers a peaceful respite, ideal for those seeking a quiet escape from the bustling city. Renishaw Hall & Gardens also provides diverse on-site services, creating a well-rounded experience for all its guests.

Especialidades

• Park
• Tourist attraction

Other Points of Interest

• On-site services
• Picnics
• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Wheelchair-accessible seating
• Wheelchair-accessible toilet
• Hiking
• Picnic tables
• Public toilet
• LGBTQ+ friendly
• Transgender safe space
• Credit cards
• Debit cards
• NFC mobile payments
• Good for kids
• Kid-friendly hikes
• Free parking lot
• Dogs allowed

Opinions

Renishaw Hall & Gardens has a total of 1387 reviews on Google My Business. The average rating for the site is a superb 4.7/5. Visitors consistently praise the garden's beauty, variety of landscapes, and excellent facilities. Many also appreciate the outstanding customer service and attention to accessibility for all guests.

👍 Reviews of Renishaw Hall & Gardens

Lorilisyson

5/5

Absolutely fabulous day out at the plants sale and gardens. By far some of the best gardens I've ever visited. Great facilities, clean, outstanding customer service. Could not have been any better.

Lyndsey

5/5

Very nice visit despite a little drizzle. Woodlands, a lake walk, more formal gardens. Very pretty and quiet apart from birdsong. Clean toilets, cafe with breakfast and lunch menus, hot and cold food and drink, small museum and room with information about the family, shop.

Dante H.

5/5

Such a lovely place and well worth a visit. They have great events on all through the year and the gardens are wonderful.

Felicity D.

5/5

We had a beautifully sunny day for our first visit to Renishaw. The gardens were beautiful, ( even if the very geometric topiary was not too our taste. Assume it is the Italianate style?) Bluebell woods, carp pond, camelia tunnel, swimming pool, lake and interesting statues all stunning.
Our 2pm tour ofvthe house was excellent. Pat, our guide, gave just the right amount of information to keep our whole group interested..and i was particularly taken to hear the origins of the expressions cats cradle, upper crust and being plastered ....wonderful!
A really interesting tour all round and I would thoroughly recommend it...but only on Fridays at present.. No photography was,allowed in the house, as the Sitwell family do live there..but will share some photos of the grounds.

Sara O. B.

5/5

Such a lovely place! We have been 6 or 7 times since getting our Membership in March, and its a joy to see which flowers are out at each visit! We even got my son and his girlfriend a Mambership pass, as we were so impressed! And the best bit is its never overcrowded; it feels like our own personal space.

susan M.

5/5

This is so worth visiting. The garden and grounds are beautifully kept, the planting is stunning. The woodland walk is so pretty, lots of light, birdsong, flowers: idyllic. We spent 6 hours here. The house tour was interesting, the only criticism is that I felt it was difficult to get a chance to ask about particular items. The house is beautiful, so obviously a home with an eclectic range of items collected over many years. More information would have been great.

Andrea W.

5/5

Amazing garden walk and lake. One of our new favourites. So much to see at different times of the year. We plan to go every month to see it change with the seasons. Become an Historic House member and you don’t pay for admission. Worth every penny

Julia B.

5/5

Lovely gardens , added bonus of a small artisan market on the day we visited ,good priced product.lots of picnic benches but they have a coffee shop it does get busy