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When we were done inside the house, we headed into the back garden to discover that an outdoor play of The Tempest was going on, so we stayed and watched for a bit. We didn’t get the chance to really walk around the grounds as by the time we were done watching the play we had worn out our welcome and it was going to be closing time soon.


If you’d like to visit Kedleston Hall, it’s located in Derbyshire, and is a pretty drive to get there. Just make sure you check opening times before you go, and also to see if there are any special events coming up that you can catch when you go like their outdoor theatre productions in the summer time.