A new event featuring animal meets, rides and a maze will be coming to a prestigious estate later this month.
The 'New MacDonald Had A Farm' weekend is set to kick off on May 27 and will feature tractor ride experiences, a nature trail, a yew hedge maze, and opportunities to meet lambs, chicks and calves.
Visitors will be able to wander the kitchen garden, watch beekeeping and learn about the Hall's rewilding movement, Wild East, as well as enjoy an estate-produced BBQ.
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In addition to the farm event, there are 12 acres worth of gardens to explore with an arboretum, a walled garden, a rose garden and historic parkland.
Somerleyton Hall is located near Lowestoft and was used as a filming location for Netflix's The Crown in 2020 where it doubled for the royal family's private country retreat, Sandringham House.
Doors will open to guests from 10am to 5pm, May 27 to May 29, with last entries at 3.30pm.
Tickets are on sale on Somerleyton Hall's website, starting at £8.50 for children, £11.50 for adults, and £10.50 for OAPs, with under threes going free.
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