The Snow Queen at Wentworth Woodhouse – Christmas 2025

About

This festive season, Wentworth Woodhouse invites visitors to step inside the magical world of The Snow Queen. From Tuesday 2 December 2025 to Sunday 4 January 2026, the State Rooms will be transformed into a fairytale journey, as the enchanting story unfolds room by room. With surprises around every corner, it’s an immersive Christmas experience designed to captivate families, friends and anyone looking to enjoy the wonder of the season in a truly spectacular setting.

Dates

Tuesday 2 December 2025 – Sunday 4 January 2026

Why Visit?

The Snow Queen is one of Hans Christian Andersen’s most enduring fairytales, and at Wentworth Woodhouse it comes to life in grand style. Visitors will walk through the historic State Rooms as the story unfolds, encountering scenes brought to life with theatrical sets, seasonal décor and magical atmosphere.

It’s the perfect festive day out, whether you’re bringing children to enjoy a Christmas adventure or visiting with friends to soak up the atmosphere in one of the UK’s most extraordinary stately homes.

What To Expect

• Immersive walk-through experience of The Snow Queen
• Enchanting story revealed room by room in the State Rooms
• Seasonal décor, magical displays and theatrical settings
• Perfect for families, couples and groups of friends
• Opportunity to explore Wentworth Woodhouse during the festive season

Entry

Adults (17+): £20.00
Children (3–16): £14.00
Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children): £55.00
Infants (0–2): Free
Accompanying carers: Free
All proceeds go directly to the Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust, supporting the restoration and upkeep of this historic house and gardens.

Plan Your Visit

Venue: Wentworth Woodhouse, State Rooms, Wentworth, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S62 7TQ. The house is located off the M1 (Junction 35 or 36) and offers on-site parking. The nearest train stations are Elsecar and Rotherham, with onward bus and taxi connections. The venue provides step-free access to key areas, though some historic sections may have limitations. Visitors are advised to check accessibility details when booking.