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On Sunday 13 July, the Tempo Half Marathon will begin and end at Compton Verney.

Please note that we are still open to visitors on this day, however there will be a rolling road block in the morning, and the site may be busier than usual due to this event so please allow yourself more time to travel.

A family of four walking on grass beside a lake, laughing together in a lush green park setting.

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YOUR Visit

A series of abstract silver fountain sculptures resembling intestines in a shallow pool stand in a row in a grassy park setting, with tall trees in the background.

Opening Times

Wed – Sun: 10am-5pm

Mon and Tue: Closed, except bank holiday Mondays

Galleries are open 10.30am – 5pm

Tickets & Admission
A young girl in a black coat wearing headphones looks at a historical artefact in a glass case in a blue art gallery. The item looks like a religious scene made from bronze and red coral.

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Tickets & Admission
Book day tickets

Day Admission Entry to Collections, Exhibitions & Park.

Admission pricing:
Admission type Pre-book On the day
Gift Aid £21.95 £23.95
Without Gift Aid £19.94 £21.77
Children 18 & under Free Free
Universal/Pension credit £2.00 £2.00
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Membership Membership valid for 12 months from date of purchase.

Membership pricing:
Membership type Auto-Renew Standard
Individual £45.00 £54.00
Individual + guest £90.00 £108.00
Joint £80.00 £96.00
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A woman and young girl play with materials in the Adam Hall at Compton Verney

Things to do at Compton Verney

Step out of the ordinary at Compton Verney with 120 acres of art, nature and creativity. An extraordinary place filled with inspiration and imagination,
outside and in.

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A father and daughter playing with a horn in the Adam Hall

KIDS & FAMILIES

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The image depicts an art gallery various medieval artworks. The walls are painted in a rich, warm red colour, providing a striking backdrop for the paintings and sculptures on display. Large framed paintings, featuring vibrant colours and distinctive styles, hang prominently on the walls. Sculptural pieces are also exhibited on pedestals throughout the space. The room has a wooden floor and ornate moldings, creating an elegant atmosphere. Track lighting illuminates the artworks. In the centre of the room, a group of visitors can be seen viewing and discussing the exhibits, adding a lively dynamic to the cultural setting. Information panels accompany some of the artworks, providing context and descriptions.

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The image shows an art gallery. A woman with curly blonde hair and glasses is standing in the foreground, looking at the artwork on display. She is wearing a black coat or jacket. In the background, there are several other visitors viewing the exhibits, which appear to be framed paintings hanging on blue-coloured walls. The doorways and frames of the gallery space have white trim, creating an artistic and sophisticated environment for displaying and appreciating art.

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Food and Drink
A cake and coffee on a wooden table with a black and white fabric chair and wood panelled walls.

Eat & Drink

Food and Drink
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The image shows a scenic stone bridge spanning a lake in a picturesque park-like setting. The arched bridge is ornately designed with decorative balustrades and statues adorning it. On the bridge, there are several people walking across it. The surrounding landscape is grassy with scattered trees dotting the rolling hills in the background. A red telephone booth stands near the bridge, providing a contrasting pop of colour against the natural scenery.

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Getting Here
A sculpture of a horse and carriage stands in a meadow overlooking a neoclassical building

Getting Here

Getting Here

Compton
Verney

Warwickshire

CV35 9HZ

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We’re replacing the roof of our largest gallery – can you support us to raise £50,000 towards this urgent and essential work? The repairs will ensure we can keep bringing world-class exhibitions to the Midlands.

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