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There is a lot to see including Compton Verney Art Gallery in this part of Warwickshire, England. Get Compton Verney tickets.

Explore Warwickshire's Historic Compton Verney! Book Your Tickets

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Compton Verney has something for everyone and the award-winning art gallery in Compton Verney is known all over the world for all the events, workshops, and programmes they host throughout the year. There are six internationally acclaimed collections in the art gallery which are permanent. There is also a restaurant and a shop inside the 120 ac (48.6 ha) parkland where the house and the art gallery are located. Compton Verney House is a Grade I listed 18th-century mansion, which has been restored. A lake surrounds the house, making it one of the most beautiful attractions in this part of the UK. Walk along the park, sit beside the lake, and then go back inside the house to see some world-class art exhibitions just waiting for you to explore. Book Compton Verney tickets today.

About Compton Verney

What is Compton Verney famous for?

Compton Verney House is a Grade I listed mansion, that houses an art gallery that has won many awards and is known all over the world. Located in Warwick, the area of the park and the house is landscaped by Capability Brown. Six permanent art exhibitions can be found along with temporary exhibitions all around the year.

This is one of the best attractions in the country and the addition of the park and lake, along with the art gallery in Warwick has made this place one of the most sought-after attractions in the UK.

What kind of art is at Compton Verney?

Compton Verney houses six permanent exhibitions that focus on Germanic art of the 16th-century which include work by Cranach and Tilman Riemenschneider, Neapolitan art of the 17th-century, British portraiture, Chinese bronzes, British folk art (the largest collection in the UK), and the work of textile designer Enid Marx of the 20th-century.

The British portraiture includes work from Tudor royals and paintings by Sir Joshua Reynolds.

Sit outside in the park after exploring the art gallery and take in the serene environment of Warwick on this tour.

What age is Compton Verney suitable for?

Everyone is welcome to the art gallery and the park of Compton Verney House.

How long does it take to visit Compton Verney?

It will take around two hours to completely explore the art gallery, park, lake, gift shop, and restaurant.

When is the best time to visit Compton Verney?

You can visit all around the year. Do check the opening and closing times and days while booking.

The galleries are open from 10 a.m. daily. Compton Verney is not a National Trust property, but it is open to the public.

Compton Verney is now cared for by Compton Verney House Trust which is a registered charity.

Directions, Venue Info, And Attendee FAQs

Where is Compton Verney located?

The address is Compton Verney House, Near Kineton, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, CV35 9HZ.

How do I get to Compton Verney?

Take the M40 road from London to reach the destination in around two hours.

Leamington Spa is the nearest train station.

From Birmingham International Airport, Compton Verney is just a 40-minute drive. You can also travel via air to Compton Verney.

Where can I park near Compton Verney?

You can park near Compton Verney Art Gallery & Park. Banbury Road can be used for parking.

Where are the toilet facilities at Compton Verney?

There are toilets all over Compton Verney. You will also find disabled toilets as well as baby-changing facilities.

Is Compton Verney accessible?

The main entrance of Compton Verney has level access and a permanent ramp attached. You can access the gallery, welcome centre, ticket desk, and toilets in the welcome centre and gallery with level access.

Assistance dogs are allowed on the grounds.

Where can I eat nearby?

Some of the popular restaurants in the area are The Antelope Inn, Loxley's Restaurant & Wine Bar, and Honey Blue.

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