Welcome to Harvington Hall
A house of near untouched beauty hidden deep in the Worcestershire countryside.
Harvington’s history-rich interior holds enthralling tales of devotion and Catholic persecution. There are no less than seven priest hides here (more than any other house in England), as well as an impressive collection of rare Elizabethan wall paintings and many more historical tales.
A Must!
Never heard of this magnificent building before, hidden away in such beautiful surroundings. My goodness, what a discovery
Ray E
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Excellent!
This is one location that you need to visit. Tremendous history in sublime surroundings. Lovely tea room.
Tony B.
TRIP ADVISOR
Best guide ever
Simply the best guide we have ever had anywhere.
Li H
TRIP ADVISOR
2023 Opening
Harvington Hall's Centenary year 2023!
In 1923, Harvington was given to its current owners, The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham. Making 2023 a year of celebrations!
The Hall, garden and Coffee Shop are open from Wednesday 22nd February to Sunday 29th October. To book a guided tour, or to walk around as freeflow, please book by clicking on 'Book Now' alternatively call us on 01562 777846
Our Garden and Coffee Shop remain free entry (on non-event days), If you wanted to Book a table please contact the Malt House Coffee Shop.
Our 2023 events list is now on sale! (please note new events are being added regularly)
For events, please check our ‘WHAT’S ON’ page, Facebook and Twitter for details.
Should you have any queries call us on 01562 777846.
Or email harvingtonhall@rcaob.org.uk
The Malt House Coffee Shop
In 2021 The Sticky Fig Catering Co. partnered with Harvington Hall to bring you The Malt House Coffee Shop
Taking its name from its historical use, The Malt House is an Elizabethan building that has been sympathetically converted into a small coffee shop, serving artisan coffee, sandwiches and homemade cakes from a bakery counter.
The Malt House menu has been carefully designed to use seasonal produce from local suppliers, to create simple yet comforting food.
Tom Court, owner of The Sticky Fig Catering Co. has said, ‘We hope to create a trusted, local coffee shop that champions British food and suppliers."
