Sheffield Manor Lodge

📍 SheffieldSouth Yorkshire

Tudor manor ruins and the Turret House where Mary, Queen of Scots was held, with meadows to explore

What’s free

Free entry to the Turret House, Tudor grounds and meadows

About

Sheffield Manor Lodge is the remains of a Tudor hunting lodge, with ruined kitchens and long gallery walls and the restored Turret House with its 16th century plaster ceilings. You can wander the Tudor grounds and wildflower meadows, and the Rhubarb Shed Cafe is nearby. Ground is uneven in places and the Turret House upper floors are up a stone spiral stair.

Opening times

  • Open 10am to 4pm Tuesday to Friday in school holidays and on selected Sundays

Times can change, so check with the venue before a special trip.

Good to know

Costs to know about: Guided tours and children's activities are charged; free car park (donations welcome)

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