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Christmas at Harewood

A young women and her son dressed in winter wear gleefully leap through a large wreath decorated with red baubles on the Terrace.

Make festive memories

a large manor house dressed for Christmas with a terrace garden in the foreground

Enjoy winter walks

A grand, historic stone country house in neoclassical style, surrounded by formal gardens covered in a blanket of snow.

Winter Weekends at Harewood

Reimagining the country house

What's on at Harewood
Free for Members

A Glittering Invitation: Christmas at Harewood

Saturday 8 Nov 2025 – Sunday 4 Jan 2026

A bold and spectacular Christmas awaits you in 2025, created by interior designer Siobhan Murphy (TV's Interior Design Masters and Interior Curve).
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Plates of delicious sandwiches, scones, mince pies and sweet treats stand tall on a table next to decorative mugs filled with mulled wine. In the background, just out of focus is a christmas tree decorated with large purple and lilac flowers.

Festive Afternoon Tea

Sunday 4 Jan 2026

Step into Harewood this Christmas and take your seat at a table set for celebration. Inspired by the enchantment of our Grand Christmas Ball, Festive Afternoon Tea offers a moment of indulgence within the sparkle and splendour of the season.
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A grand, historic stone country house in neoclassical style, surrounded by formal gardens covered in a blanket of snow.
Free for Members

What's on across Winter Weekends

Friday 16 Jan – Sunday 22 Mar 2026

Between 16 January and 22 March 2026, Harewood will be open to the public Friday – Sunday only. With exclusive tours and experiences on Thursdays.
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Two people stand in the middle of the grand gallery looking up at the intricate Robert Adam ceiling. The walls are covered in deep red damask, adorned with an array of gilded-framed paintings. A large ornate mirror reflects the opulent surroundings, and a decorative console table holds a classical urn. One person holds a mirror, while the other wears ear defenders and a sunflower lanyard, fully immersed in the experience.

Access

Harewood is the kind of place where memories are made. It’s where people come together to socialise and have fun. Above all, Harewood is a place where everyone is welcome.
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What's on at Harewood
A young boy stands in front of an elderly couple seated on a wooden bench outdoors, sharing a joyful moment together. The woman appears amused, covering her mouth with her hand, while the man smiles warmly, wearing a cap and gloves. Surrounded by trees, they enjoy the beauty of Harewood, where Members return time and again to connect with nature, loved ones, and the special experiences that make each visit unique.

We're from York and Harewood is an absolutely amazing place to visit. As a Member, I have got to say that it is beautiful and magical at all times of the year and regardless of the weather. I will never tire of Harewood and thoroughly recommend it to all ages."

Harewood Member - Google Review

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Legacy of the Caribbean

Harewood House was built in the 18th century using the profits from the Transatlantic trade in enslaved people. Find out more about Harewood’s history and links to the Caribbean, and explore the ways that we strive to use our platform for positive change.

A historical illustration of enslaved people cutting sugar cane
Black and white photograph taken by Countess of Harewood on a trip to Barbados in 1906. A group of people stand outdoors near a wooden structure. Women in headscarves and long skirts are accompanied by children in hats. A man in a hat and another in a dark jacket look on, while the ground is covered with straw and sticks.
Legacy of the Caribbean

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