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Howick Hall, a Grade II* listed building in the village of Howick, Northumberland, England, is the ancestral seat of the Earls Grey. It was the home of the Prime Minister Charles, 2nd Earl Grey (1764–1845), after whom Earl Grey tea is named. Howick Hall is the location of the Howick Hall Gardens & Arboretum.
Howick has been owned by the Grey family since 1319. A tower house, which once stood on the site and was demolished in 1780, was described in a survey of 1715 as "a most magnificent freestone edifice in a square figure, flat roofed and embattled" and with "a handsome court and gateway on the front".
Nice walks. Lovely tearoom. Red squirrels
Mark LeemingApr 6, 2018
Fabulous Gardens. Good value, and lovely tea rooms. Perfect venue for a bracing northumbrian walk
Sharon CobhamFeb 28, 2018
The home of Earl Grey tea (which I don't drink) but the coffee is good too. Lovely walks, lovely food.
Marvin BakerMar 30, 2018
Lovely place to have a walk and enjoy a bite to eat in the coffee shop.
Lynne McleanApr 8, 2018
Great gardens and lovely walks. Fabulous cakes in the tea room's
Helen JamesonFeb 21, 2018
Beautiful gardens! There is an excellent collection of rare trees. The bog garden is my favourite. You can walk through the woods and a nice rockery to the little church, which is the burial place of Earl Grey. The tea rooms are very impressive and do lovely cakes. Last time we went there was a red squirrel on a bird table right outside the window.
Anna ReganMay 6, 2018
Really interesting gardens and arboretum. Earl Grey tearoom very good. Enjoyable day. Will come back again.
Andrew TravellJun 11, 2018
Garden for all seasons, full of interesting plants. Silverwood particularly lovely at the moment (Late May)
Bryony StimpsonJun 2, 2018
A beautiful stately home with a stunning gardens beautifully kept. A lovely tearoom serving Earl Grey tea in the place it was created.
Mick McCarthyApr 25, 2018
Great "natural" gardens. A wonderful outdoor experience and a great "real" Earl Grey tea room.
Ivor GreerMay 12, 2018
Lovely house, although no access asides Tea Room and Visitor Centre (showing history and fauna). Gardens and Estate Church very pleasant. Owners continue to live on property and kindly opened their private garden for charity. Distinguished line of owners including 2nd Earl Grey - famed for Earl Grey Tea, although he'd probably prefer to be remembered as Prime Minister and for the Great Reform Bill!
Nick MillettJul 4, 2018
Grounds lovely in the sunshine. Expensive to get in if all that is wanted is to get into the tea rooms. Tea room, although quite grand needs a bit of tlc. Better and more varied menu would be appreciated. Staff very nice.
Brian AspinJul 3, 2018
Fabulous gardens. Lovely tea room too. Get there early and explore thoroughly. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Well worth a visit.
Lisa BassJun 18, 2018
A lovely place to wander around on a nice day. So close to Alnwick but seems really quiet by comparison which is actually quite nice. No access to the house but a really lovely tea room with top quality leaf tea and cakes.
Duncan BrownAug 11, 2018
Well done gardens, the new sensory garden is excellent. A good Summer afternoon walk around. Historic setting and excellent traditional tea room.
Mark CoyleAug 1, 2018
Nice walks. Lovely tearoom. Red squirrels
Mark LeemingApr 6, 2018
Fabulous Gardens. Good value, and lovely tea rooms. Perfect venue for a bracing northumbrian walk
Sharon CobhamFeb 28, 2018
The home of Earl Grey tea (which I don't drink) but the coffee is good too. Lovely walks, lovely food.
Marvin BakerMar 30, 2018
Lovely place to have a walk and enjoy a bite to eat in the coffee shop.
Lynne McleanApr 8, 2018
Great gardens and lovely walks. Fabulous cakes in the tea room's
Helen JamesonFeb 21, 2018
Beautiful gardens! There is an excellent collection of rare trees. The bog garden is my favourite. You can walk through the woods and a nice rockery to the little church, which is the burial place of Earl Grey. The tea rooms are very impressive and do lovely cakes. Last time we went there was a red squirrel on a bird table right outside the window.
Anna ReganMay 6, 2018
Really interesting gardens and arboretum. Earl Grey tearoom very good. Enjoyable day. Will come back again.
Andrew TravellJun 11, 2018
Garden for all seasons, full of interesting plants. Silverwood particularly lovely at the moment (Late May)
Bryony StimpsonJun 2, 2018
A beautiful stately home with a stunning gardens beautifully kept. A lovely tearoom serving Earl Grey tea in the place it was created.
Mick McCarthyApr 25, 2018
Great "natural" gardens. A wonderful outdoor experience and a great "real" Earl Grey tea room.
Ivor GreerMay 12, 2018
Lovely house, although no access asides Tea Room and Visitor Centre (showing history and fauna). Gardens and Estate Church very pleasant. Owners continue to live on property and kindly opened their private garden for charity. Distinguished line of owners including 2nd Earl Grey - famed for Earl Grey Tea, although he'd probably prefer to be remembered as Prime Minister and for the Great Reform Bill!
Nick MillettJul 4, 2018
Grounds lovely in the sunshine. Expensive to get in if all that is wanted is to get into the tea rooms. Tea room, although quite grand needs a bit of tlc. Better and more varied menu would be appreciated. Staff very nice.
Brian AspinJul 3, 2018
Fabulous gardens. Lovely tea room too. Get there early and explore thoroughly. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Well worth a visit.
Lisa BassJun 18, 2018
A lovely place to wander around on a nice day. So close to Alnwick but seems really quiet by comparison which is actually quite nice. No access to the house but a really lovely tea room with top quality leaf tea and cakes.
Duncan BrownAug 11, 2018
Well done gardens, the new sensory garden is excellent. A good Summer afternoon walk around. Historic setting and excellent traditional tea room.
Mark CoyleAug 1, 2018
Nice walks. Lovely tearoom. Red squirrels
Mark LeemingApr 6, 2018
Fabulous Gardens. Good value, and lovely tea rooms. Perfect venue for a bracing northumbrian walk
Sharon CobhamFeb 28, 2018
The home of Earl Grey tea (which I don't drink) but the coffee is good too. Lovely walks, lovely food.
Marvin BakerMar 30, 2018
Lovely place to have a walk and enjoy a bite to eat in the coffee shop.
Lynne McleanApr 8, 2018
Great gardens and lovely walks. Fabulous cakes in the tea room's
Helen JamesonFeb 21, 2018
Beautiful gardens! There is an excellent collection of rare trees. The bog garden is my favourite. You can walk through the woods and a nice rockery to the little church, which is the burial place of Earl Grey. The tea rooms are very impressive and do lovely cakes. Last time we went there was a red squirrel on a bird table right outside the window.
Anna ReganMay 6, 2018
Really interesting gardens and arboretum. Earl Grey tearoom very good. Enjoyable day. Will come back again.
Andrew TravellJun 11, 2018
Garden for all seasons, full of interesting plants. Silverwood particularly lovely at the moment (Late May)
Bryony StimpsonJun 2, 2018
A beautiful stately home with a stunning gardens beautifully kept. A lovely tearoom serving Earl Grey tea in the place it was created.
Mick McCarthyApr 25, 2018
Great "natural" gardens. A wonderful outdoor experience and a great "real" Earl Grey tea room.
Ivor GreerMay 12, 2018
Lovely house, although no access asides Tea Room and Visitor Centre (showing history and fauna). Gardens and Estate Church very pleasant. Owners continue to live on property and kindly opened their private garden for charity. Distinguished line of owners including 2nd Earl Grey - famed for Earl Grey Tea, although he'd probably prefer to be remembered as Prime Minister and for the Great Reform Bill!
Nick MillettJul 4, 2018
Grounds lovely in the sunshine. Expensive to get in if all that is wanted is to get into the tea rooms. Tea room, although quite grand needs a bit of tlc. Better and more varied menu would be appreciated. Staff very nice.
Brian AspinJul 3, 2018
Fabulous gardens. Lovely tea room too. Get there early and explore thoroughly. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Well worth a visit.
Lisa BassJun 18, 2018
A lovely place to wander around on a nice day. So close to Alnwick but seems really quiet by comparison which is actually quite nice. No access to the house but a really lovely tea room with top quality leaf tea and cakes.
Duncan BrownAug 11, 2018
Well done gardens, the new sensory garden is excellent. A good Summer afternoon walk around. Historic setting and excellent traditional tea room.
Mark CoyleAug 1, 2018
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