Kedleston Hall
Kedleston Hall is a breathtaking neoclassical mansion in Derbyshire, designed almost entirely by Robert Adam in the 1760s and widely considered his masterpiece. The great marble hall, modelled on a Roman basilica, is one of the most spectacular interiors in England. Unusually little altered since Adam's time, visiting Kedleston is like stepping directly into the height of Georgian taste and ambition.
- Robert Adam's neoclassical masterpiece
- Spectacular marble hall interior
- Remarkably unchanged Georgian grandeur
Best for admirers of neoclassical architecture and Robert Adam's unrivalled genius.
Things to see at Kedleston Hall
Tick these off when you visit — open the place in Manorhop to save your progress.
- The Marble Hall
- The Circular Saloon
- Robert Adam's Bridge
- Pink Alabaster Columns
- Serpentine Lakes