Arundel Castle
The award-winning gardens lie within the Castle walls.
Discover the tranquil White Garden near the 14th century Fitzalan Chapel. Filled with white flowering plants including alliums, roses and cosmos.
Explore the Collector Earl’s Garden. Designed by Isabel and Julian Bannerman in 2008, the garden takes its name from the Duke’s 17th-century ancestor, Thomas Howard, 14th Earl of Arundel who was an avid art collector. In the Spring, a maze of Narcissus Thalia lies beneath Oberon’s Palace.
Nearby is the Stumpery. Not hidden away in a backwater, the Stumpery faces south and is filled with spring flowering plants including fritillaria, hellebores, daffodils, euphorbia and tulips.
The Kitchen Garden is brimming with fruit and veg.
Amazing Tulip Festival in the Spring – check the website for dates.
Check out the Water Garden which has recently been restored.
There’s a public car park in Arundel near the entrance to the Castle.
Arundel Castle and Gardens are closed on Mondays except Bank Holidays and in August.
Historic Houses members visit for free unless there is an event – check the website before visiting.
INFORMATION
Address: Arundel, West Sussex, BN18 9PA View map Phone: 01903 882173 Length of visit: 2-3 hours
Dog friendly:
No
Cafe:
Yes
Car park:
No
House open:
Yes
House open - occasionally:
No
Family friendly:
Yes
Toilets:
Yes
Wheelchair - partly:
Yes
For information on opening times and to buy tickets: Click here
View of Arundel Cathedral from the Earl's Garden at Arundel Castle and Gardens
