Coughton Court announces new trade pricing
for group tours


Coughton Court in Warwickshire has announced new trade pricing for groups and tour operators looking to discover everything the historic Tudor estate has to offer.
Pre-booked groups are welcomed throughout the year and can choose from a dedicated Garden Tour or a combined House & Garden Tour. Prices for groups of 15 or more are £13.50 for adults and concessions (students and 60+), with an additional £4 per person for either a private house or garden tour.
Set within the picturesque Warwickshire countryside, Coughton Court has been the ancestral home of the Throckmorton family for more than 600 years. One of England’s finest Tudor houses, it offers groups the opportunity to discover centuries of history, from its impressive architecture to its intriguing connections to the Gunpowder Plot.
Groups can also book a guided tour of the gardens, which have been lovingly restored over the past 30 years. Covering 25 acres, the gardens are divided into a series of thoughtfully composed spaces, including the Courtyard, Rose Labyrinth, Ladies Garden, herbaceous borders, vegetable garden, orchards and bog garden.
These specialist tours, led by either Imogen Birch Throckmorton or Head Gardener Clare Loble, give visitors the opportunity to learn more about the planting schemes, restoration work and the family's long-standing passion for gardening.

Following their tour, groups can relax in Coughton Court's historic Stableyard, where they can enjoy refreshments in the café, browse the gift shop for locally inspired souvenirs and gardening gifts, or explore the popular second-hand bookshop.
The Coughton Court team is on hand to assist with group bookings and pricing agreements and can create bespoke itineraries to meet individual group needs. Free coach parking is available on site, while tour leaders receive complimentary entry to the house and gardens.
For more information on group bookings, contact the Coughton Court team directly via bookings@coughtoncourt.co.uk.
For more information about Coughton Court, visit www.coughtoncourt.co.uk.