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Step into Selly Manor to discover how the Tudors cooked, dressed and lived over 500 years ago.

Explore the parlour with its oak furniture, then wander through to the dining hall and large kitchen with its impressive fireplace and smoking cupboard.

Climb the stairs to explore the bed chamber where you’ll find a bed that belonged to Welsh Archdeacon Edmund Prys.

In the solar room, both adults and children can dress up in our stunning replica Tudor costumes and pose in front of our mirror before taking a selfie to share with us on social media.

From there you can visit the garret where you’ll see a Priest Hole and find armour to try on.

Every room has information books for visitors who want to find out more about the story of Selly Manor and there are activity boxes for a real hands-on experience.

Take a walk around our beautiful Tudor garden, and in the warmer months children can enjoy games on the lawn.