Goldney Hall
Set in ten acres of formal and wild gardens in the heart of Clifton, the Orangery at Goldney Hall was built by the Bristol merchant Thomas Goldney in 1714. With its air of informal elegance, the Orangery is a graceful setting for special occasions whatever the season.

The gardens at Goldney Hall were the main pride of Thomas Goldney and are justly renowned. The garden boasts five original follies, which include the Gothic Tower and the remarkable Goldney Grotto, a subterranean cavern lined with shells, fossils and precious stones.

For more details please visit our website: www.goldneyhall.com
E: nat.parsons@bristol.ac.uk
T: 0117 9545501