Top Culture in South East England

Plan to spend at least 1.5 to 2 hours here. I rushed through thinking I'd see everything in an hour and totally missed some cool details!

If you can, visit on a weekday, especially around 3 PM. It's way less crowded and you can take your time snapping pics without too many People in the way.

Don't forget to check out the tea room. I thought it'd be overpriced, but it was actually pretty reasonable and such a nice atmosphere to relax in.

I recommend buying your tickets online to save some cash and skip the line. It really saves time, trust me!

Don't miss the chance to try the cafe on-site. Their coffee is lovely, and it’s a great place to take a breather. I was surprised by the prices – not too bad either!

Try to visit right when it opens at 9 am. I got to enjoy the place with fewer crowds, and it was way more peaceful to take photos!

If you're on a budget, consider bringing your own snacks. The cafe is a bit pricey, and while the views are great, I think you can find a better deal eating elsewhere.

I recommend grabbing a map at the entrance. It helped me navigate the layout and spot all the important sites without missing anything. Trust me, it's easy to get a bit lost in there!

My advice is to take your time exploring the gardens outside. I thought they would be just okay, but they're actually really lovely! I could have spent another hour just chilling there.

Make sure you wear comfy shoes! I didn't think it’d be so much walking around and climbing up those stairs can be a bit tricky. Got a bit worn out!

Check out the little gift shop before you leave. They have some unique souvenirs that aren’t available online. I found a really cool mug to take home