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We are Longleat Enterprises Ltd which brings together two family attractions. Longleat in Warminster, Wiltshire and Cheddar Gorge & Caves in Somerset – both owned by the 8th Marquess of Bath. Longleat has been the family seat since the 16th century.
At Longleat, guests are invited to step into the Thynn family home where they will find the finest example of Elizabethan architecture; take a walk on the wild side in the first Safari Park to open outside of the UK as well as enjoying a range of other attractions from Safari Boat to Railway Train and the biggest hedge maze in Britain to name but a few.
We host some of the country’s biggest events from Icons of the Sky which celebrates not just hot air balloons but other legendary forms of flight including planes, high energy aerobatics, helicopters and wing walkers through to our spectacular Festival of Light at Christmas.
Longleat was the first in the country to introduce a lantern festival, the first to open a Safari Park outside of Africa back in 1966 and one of the first stately homes to open its doors to the public in 1949.
Longleat House Pre-booked Guided Tour
Longleat House is one of the best examples of Elizabethan architecture. Access to Longleat House ground floor is included in the Day Ticket, on a self-guided basis, subject to availability on your visit date.
Guided tours are also available for a small additional fee, which include a knowledgeable guide, and exclusive access to the upper floor. This tour will give your group plenty of time to view some of the most exquisite rooms such as the Great Hall, the Libraries, the dining rooms and corridors.
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Booking Information:
Name of trade contact: Amiee Thomas
Trade email address: groups@longleat.co.uk
Trade Tel: 01985 844400
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Opening Dates: Selected dates throughout the year check website for details.
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Trade Prices – Group Rates
For groups of 12+ visitors, Longleat offer a 20% reduction on park admission.
Group Main Season Day Tickets (To 2nd Nov 2025)
Adult £35.95
Child £26.95
Group Main Season Day Tickets – Peak event days (24th, 25th, 26th, 31st May, 1st June, 13th, 14th September)
Adult £37.55
Child £28.15
Longleat House Guided Tour (In additional to the Group Day Ticket)
Adult £9.95
Child £3.95
Group House and Gardens Ticket (2 hour visits)
Fixed price for Adult and Child £24.65
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Group Festival of Light Tickets – to be announced soon!
Longleat is able to take provisional bookings for this event, please contact the team above to secure your space and you’ll be one of the first to hear all about the event.
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Food & Drink
Lunch vouchers can be purchased for £15 with a redeemable value of £17.50.
Packed lunches can be pre-arranged at £10 per adult and £8 per child.
Afternoon Tea is available on selected dates during the Main Season, priced at £29.95 per person. Pre-booking essential.
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Key Information
Min group size: 12
Duration of visit: Full day (2 hours for House only)
Coach Parking: Yes (FREE)
Suitable for Education / Corporate / Incentive visits: Yes
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For Youth Groups extra benefits include:
-Free leader tickets (1:10 Ratio)
-Opportunity to book talks and sessions specific to badge requirements
-Discounted packed lunches
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Additional Information:
Groups of between 12 – 32 can be booked online in advance at //www.longleat.co.uk/groups
To book for larger groups, tours, catering, or vouchers contact direct.
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Benefits include:
Generous discount on Day Tickets for 12 or more
Free Organiser Ticket for groups of 30+
Free Coach Driver Ticket plus meal voucher for every coach/tour operator
Free all day coach parking
Dedicated Groups Team available for group-specific enquiries and bookings
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Longleat is just off the A36 between Bath and Salisbury (A362 Warminster - Frome road) From the south-east: M3 (J8) - A303 - A36 towards Bath Longleat is just off the A362 between Warminster and Frome. From the south west: A303 in a London direction - A350 towards Warminster - A36 towards Bath - Longleat is just off the A362 between Warminster and Frome.From the north: M4 (J18) - A46 towards Bath - A36 towards Salisbury - Longleat is just off the A362 between Warminster and Frome .
Directions by Train:The nearest train station, Warminster, is approximately 5 miles from Longleat. Warminster is on the Cardiff to Portsmouth line.Westbury station is approximately 12 miles from Longleat and connects directly with London, being on the Paddington to Penzance line. Both train stations are serviced by taxis which will bring you directly to Longleat.For details on train times please contact the National Rail Enquiry line on 08457 484950 or visit their website www.nationalrail.co.uk Directions by Taxi:The following taxi firms work from Warminster and/or Westbury train stations:Starline Taxis: +44 (0) 1985 212215AAA Taxis: +44 (0) 1985 846674DJ's Taxi's +44 (0) 1985 215151
Main Season (1 Feb 2025 - 2 Nov 2025) |
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Winter Season (9 Nov 2025 - 11 Jan 2026) |
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* Please visit the Longleat website for more details and opening times.
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