Haddo House

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1. E Hutchinson ★★★★★

   We had a lovely time at this beautiful house. The cafe was excellent and the homemade caramalised onion and pork sausage roll was one of the best sausage rolls I have ever eaten. The we went on the Victorian Christmas house tour. Our guide was Andrew and I would just like to say what an amazing guide, so engaging, knowledgable with a passion for history he made every minute of the tour a delight. A fantastic festive afternoon. I highly recommend,

   almost 4 months ago
2. Derek Zuckert ★★★★★

   Need lots of time to see the fabulous property. TAKE CARE - use postcode from NTS to get to the correct entrance - your GPS may mislead! Guided tour are occasional - we nearly missed the 11am. Tour covers the key rooms and shows how the building evolved with Victorian fashion and hosted the monarch for a single night. Originally William Adam with changed and additions, the chapel added in 1881. Cafe excellent

   almost 4 months ago
3. Anastasiia Ohorodnik ★★★★★

   Beautiful place! Perfect for weekend walking

   almost 5 months ago

1. Rhona Ramsay ★★★★★

   One of our family's favourite places for a day out - beautiful scenery, sheltered walks, ducks, geese, and fab play parks. Top notch

   almost 8 months ago
2. Manilyn Ritchie ★★★★☆

   Haddo House is a stunning stately home in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, offering a blend of history, elegance, and natural beauty. Managed by the National Trust for Scotland, this late Victorian mansion is known for its fine furniture, paintings, and beautifully maintained gardens. Beyond the house itself, the Haddo Country Park offers scenic walks, lakes, and monuments, making it a perfect destination for history lovers and nature enthusiasts alike as well as great photography locations ..

   almost 11 months ago
3. Bhoy 68 ★★★★★

   Decided to walk from Methlick out to Haddo house with the dogs. The walk takes you into the back of Haddo near the disabled parking. There has been a lot of work done on the grounds since my last visit as they continue to clear up the damage caused by the storms. They have done a terrific job clearing all of the downed trees. A lot more work will be required to replace the lost trees however the grounds themselves are looking good. Never used the cafe this time maybe next time. Plenty of ducks geese and swans for the kids to feed but remember no bread. Dogs enjoyed themselves even although they were kept on the lead. Can't wait to visit in the summer when the gardens will be in full bloom.

   almost 3 years ago

1. RustySpoon ★★★★★

   Beautiful place, 10/10 worth visiting! Parking all day - £3.50 , 2/3 different cafes to choose from for some food. Kids Playground within the park, Lovely ponds with ducks all over the place, Plenty more to explore, Don't hesitate to visit!

   almost 3 years ago
2. Maja R ★★★★★

   Hidden gem. House itself is really amazing and guided tours are perfect, so informative, history of the house and estate getting so close to you. NTS property, free to members. Parking available, coffee shop/ gift shop. Extra attractions for those of all ages available across the estate. Perfect for picking, dog walk or day out with the family.

   almost 3 years ago
3. neil hedley ★★★★★

   Guided tour was great, guide was very knowledgeable and interactive. Plenty walks around the house and you can get a fine coffee from the cafe. The chapel inside the house has a wow factor.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Amelia Carter ★★★★★

   Lovely tea room. Beautiful grounds, didn't manage to tour the house as had missed the two tour times. We had to pay for parking despite being National Trust members.

   almost 3 years ago

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