Take a tour of Bywell Hall
Bywell Hall is a Palladian gem, situated on the banks of the River Tyne. In its fascinating past, the house has played host to prime ministers and politicians and has remained in the Beaumont family since the estate’s purchase in 1819.
Recently restored and now a family home, Bywell Hall houses a stunning collection of old masters, rare furniture, porcelain and antiquities. The guided tours take in the majestic state rooms and weave together family and social history in a lively ~1hr experience.
- You are able to pay the entrance fee with cash – Tours cost £10 per person (no concessions)
- Children must be aged 8 years and over
- You have a photographic ID – Passport, Driver’s Licence, or other official identification, for each person in your party.
Important: if you are not able to meet these conditions you will be refused access.
Please note:
- CCTV is in operation at all times
- Photography is not permitted in the Hall
- Please turn off your mobile phones
- Please leave all your belongings in reception, including coats and bags. They will be watched over at all times.
Toilet Facilities
Toilets, including disabled access, are located across the Car Park quadrangle. Toilet facilities are not accessible once the tour has started.
Cancellations
If you are not able to attend the Tour for any reason please let us know as soon as you can; we may be able to find someone to take your place.
Fishing at Bywell
The Bywell beat of the River Tyne is one of the best stretches of salmon fishing in England. Running directly through the estate, the beat is 2.5 miles long and fishing is from both banks.