NT -Melford Hall & Holy Trinity Church

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National-Trust- Melford Hall & Holy Trinity Church (Suffolk)

 

Step into the charm and character of Melford House, where centuries of village life come alive through beautifully preserved interiors, period treasures, and peaceful gardens. Wander through light-filled rooms that reveal stories of those who lived and worked here, and enjoy the welcoming atmosphere that makes this house a cherished landmark of Long Melford’s heritage.

 

Just a short stroll away, the magnificent Holy Trinity Church rises proudly above the green—one of the finest parish churches in England. Admire its soaring architecture, exquisite medieval stained glass, and intricate stone carvings that reflect a vibrant history of devotion, craftsmanship, and community. From quiet moments in the nave to exploring the church’s many historical features, every corner offers something to inspire.

 

Whether you’re drawn by history, architecture, or simply the serenity of Suffolk’s countryside, a visit to Melford House and Holy Trinity Church promises a memorable and enriching day out.

 

 

 

 

 

National Trust Members have free entry.

 

Non Members to pay on the day - £TBC

 

Prices:

 

Members and Non members  Adult (16+) £30.00

 

 

 

What's Included?

Executive Return Coach Travel

 

 

Joining Points – Route Code A

 

07:04 – Weoley Castle Square

07:06 – Selly Oak

07:10 – Bournville Green

07:14 – Cotteridge Church

07:18 – Bunbury Road

07:22 – Northfield High Street

07:28 – Longbridge(Technology Park)

07:34 – Rubery Great Park

07:41 – Woodgate Shops (Wood Lane)

07:43 – Woodgate Service Station

07:45 – Kent Road, Manor Vets

07:47 – Kent Road, Stag & Three Horseshoes

07:53 – Blackheath

08:00 – Halesowen

 

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

 

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Special thanks NT & Graham Tombs ,James Dobson and Mike Selby.

 

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