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Sewerby Hall and Gardens, Bridlington

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Zoo / Aquarium Garden

A Georgian country house enclosed in 20 hectares (50 acres) of gardens, Sewerby Hall and Gardens attracts over 150,000 guests each year. Tour the house, a historic piece of architecture from the 18th and early 19th century, or visit the Museum of East Yorkshire. This museum has a room dedicated to Amy Johnson as well as the Coastguard Museum. The grounds include an aviary, a small zoo, and an 18-hole putting range. It couldn't be easier to arrange your visit to Sewerby Hall and Gardens and many more Bridlington attractions: make an itinerary online using Inspirock's Bridlington itinerary maker.

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John G

Not been in the house for many years, much improved now. Gardens were not at their best due to being restocked with Summer displays after spring displays have faded. The zoo was disappointing, many ca... more »
Allyamba

What a fabulous day out. I went to Sewerby Hall as a friend had been given a penguin feeding experience which was really lovely and the keeper that was with us was very knowledgeable and friendly. I h... more »
Helen S

Visited with our 2 year old and found lots to do. Play area, zoo and fantastic activities upstairs in the house for young children. Thought it was well worth the money (£7 an adult). Staff were all ve... more »

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K

The house is interesting and interpretation well done, the staff and volunteers were friendly. The grounds are also well-maintained. They get 4 stars. The zoo is a bit sad and is what results in the 2 stars. There doesn't seem to be any sort of conservation initiative which begs the question, why are the animals there? Nor does there seem to be any great attempt at education, which makes that question all the more necessary. Some of the enclosures should rightly be called cages (Macaws and other aviaries in particular) and are in desperate need of enrichment. Ethically, this zoo should be wound down into a petting zoo with native and domesticated species and nothing more.

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Tammy Odell

Wow! Amazing place. Fabulous day out for all. Loads to do and see. Great food and drinks. Very clean and tidy.

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Paul A Hannam

A good day out plenty for the kids to do a good. And well kept country house and zoo and a large play area for the kids large gardens to walk round and cafe well worth a day out

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Wendy lofthouse

Had a lovely day. Staff in the zoo and the house were amazing with my children. Thank you again.

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Andrew Smith

Beautiful Gardens in a lovely location overlooking Bridlington Bay. A very interesting Hall and a great cafe. Well worth a visit.

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