CHENIES MANOR HOUSE VISIT
EXCLUSIVE COACH TRIP FOR MEMBERS
An exclusive off-site coach trip and visit for Members of the Ashmolean
Booking is essential
Members are invited to join us at the picturesque Chenies Manor House for a day out. The visit includes a guided tour of the Manor House and grounds, as well as light refreshments on arrival, and lunch.
Built in 1460, and once known as Chenies Palace, both Henry VIII and Elizabeth I were visitors to this Manor House, accommodated in a grander wing which has since been demolished. The House was originally a hunting lodge for Edward I, and some original 13th-century features remain, including a Medieval well, dungeon and priest hole. The gardens represent the old style with a sunken court planted with tulip displays in May.
Chenies Manor, Rickmansworth
ACCESS AND PRACTICAL ARRANGEMENTS
Meeting point: Ticketholders should meet at the St. Giles entrance of the Ashmolean Museum, to board the coach.
Accessibility: The grounds are fully accessible, but there are steps within the Manor House.
Dietary requirements: If you have any dietary requirements or queries, please contact the Membership Team by email once you have booked your ticket: membership@ashmus.ox.ac.uk
Location: Chenies Manor House is located at Chenies, Rickmansworth, WD3 6ER. Find out more on the venue website: Visit the Chenies Manor House website
BOOKING
Tickets are £65.
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