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Saturdays and Sundays in December, from Saturday 1 December to Sunday 23 December 2018
Venue: Newstead Abbey
Tickets: £15 per person, Under 10's £7.50
Enjoy a traditional afternoon tea of scrumptious sweet and savoury treats, all with a festive twist, in the spectacular setting of Newstead Abbey’s Victorian Kitchen. Built in 1817 by architect John Straw, the sumptuous surroundings will be decked out for the season to compliment an indulgent Christmas outing with family and friends. Complete the afternoon with a stroll around the expansive, atmospheric grounds and beautiful gardens that surround the Abbey for a perfect festive day out.
Weekdays throughout December available for group bookings of 10+, contact 0115 876 1400 for enquiries.
Please click the link at the top of the page to book.
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