Since the 1800’s when Anna, Duchess of Bedford would soon become hungry, afternoon tea became a fashionable social event. During the 1800’s, aristocratic woman would change into long gowns, gloves and hats for their afternoon tea and it became a great social event.
The Formal Gardens at Gwrych Castle played host to such events during the time of the Countess of Dundonald – now is your chance to relive such an occasion.
Cream Tea – £15.00 per person (£10 for under 16s)
The afternoon tea includes:
Pot of Welsh tea
Two fruit scones, strawberry preserve, clotted cream
A slice of Bara Brith with butter
Cream Tea with Prosecco – £20.00 per person
The afternoon tea includes:
Glass of Prosecco
Pot of Welsh tea
Two fruit scones, strawberry preserve, clotted cream
A slice of Bara Brith with butter
Following cream tea, guests are encouraged to explore the most recently restored part of Gwrych Castle – the Formal Gardens. During this time, our volunteer gardeners will be on hand to answer any of your green fingered questions. You will also have the opportunity to learn more about Gwrych Castle’s fascinating history and the current work of Gwrych Castle Preservation Trust.
Information for visitors
Accessibility:
Access to the Formal Gardens includes a gentle gradient. Some parts of the gardens include steps which may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility.
Parking:
Parking is located on site.
Dogs:
Dogs are allowed providing they are on a short lead.
Toilets:
Toilets are located on site.
Allergies/Dietary requirements:
Please contact us when booking if you or any of your guests have specific allergies or dietary requirements.
Getting here:
Postcode – LL22 8ET.
Access to the castle via the Abergele Gate Lodge at the junction of Abergele Road (A547) and Tan-y-Gopa Road.
All funds raised go to Gwrych Castle Preservation Trust and the continued restoration of the castle.