Home of the Earls of Leicester and a living treasure house of artistic and architectural history. Situated in a 3,000-acre deer park on the beautiful North Norfolk Coast, it is part of a great agricultural estate. Attractions include: a Bygones museum, an evocative collection of over 4,000 items from cars, crafts and kitchens to steam, the History of Farming exhibition with audiovisual aids and dioramas, park walks, nature trail & quiz, lake cruises, two gift shops, gallery, Stables Café, Marsh Larder Tearoom, Victoria Hotel, Globe Inn and Holkham Beach and Nature Reserve. Holkham Hall & Bygones Museum 1200 – 1700 (last admission 1630) Sat, Sun & Mon of all Bank Holidays PLUS 1 Jun - 30 Sept, closed Fris & Sats. Out of peak season 25 Mar-31 May & 1-31 Oct , closed Fris & Sats, opening of the Hall is limited to two Audio Tours a day at 1300 & 1500. Each tour is limited to 40 people. Tickets can be purchased on the day from our Ticket Office which opens at 1000. Visitors are requested to be at the entrance to the Hall promptly. Stables Café: Open 17 March to 31 October. Times vary. Pottery Shop: Open 21 March to 31 October. Times vary. Admission Fees: Hall: Adult £7.00, Child £3.50. Bygones Museum: Adult £5.00 Child £2.50. Combined Ticket: Adult £10.00 Child £5.00; Family Ticket (Available for combined ticket only and two adults and two children 5 to 16 years) £25.00. May audio tours Adult £9.00, Child £4.50 (includes audio guide). Private Guided Tours available by appointment when Hall is closed. £15 per person. Minimum 12 people.