Dyrham Park (Gloucestershire) *National Trust*

Nestled in an ancient deer park at one end of the Cotswold Ridge, this baroque, honey coloured  mansion was built in two stages between 1692 and 1704 for King William III’s Secretary of State, William Blathwayt. The house consists of an attached orangery, stable block and accompanying parish church, which  are Grade I listed buildings. An historic herd of fallow deer roams freely in the 270 acres of ancient parkland, full of magnificent trees and breathtaking views.

Prices:

> National Trust Member: £22.00 *Free Entry with Valid National Trust Membership*

> National Trust Non-Member: £22.00 *Admission/Entry Payable on day*

What's Included?

Executive Return Coach Travel

Joining Points – Route Code C

08:02 – Weoley Castle

08:04 – Selly Oak

08:06 – Bournville

08:12 – Cotteridge

08:16 – Bunbury Road

08:20 – Northfield

08:26 – Longbridge

08:32 – Rubery Great Park

08:40 – Kitwell

08:42 – Woodgate Service Station

08:44 – Kent Road, Manor Vets

08:46 – Kent Road, Stag & Three Horseshoes

08:52 – Blackheath

09:00 – Halesowen

See 'Pick-up Points' above for map of exact pick-up locations and times.