DESPITE being in the UK, you could be easily mistaken for thinking you were in France when visiting Waddesdon Manor.
And the French Renaissance-style chateau in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, has revealed plans for a huge new woodland playground this year.
Built back in the 1870s by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild, the Manor opened to the public in 1959 and is still home to the Rothschild collection of paintings, sculptures and artworks.
And now the grand home is opening a woodland playground.
The new playground will boast giant wooden towers, climbing trails, bridges, tunnels, slides and more.
Pictures also show there will be a zip line as well.
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Using natural materials, the new attraction hopes to connect kids with nature.
The new play area – which will be free to use – will open this year, though an exact date is yet to be revealed.
Meanwhile, from the end March, visitors can see the House as it reopens for the season.
Inside the Manor, you’ll be able to explore a collection of 18th century French decorative arts including furniture, porcelain and carpets.
In fact, the Manor is home to over 15,000 objects.
And if it is a sunny day, the gardens are well worth exploring as they are in the style of French formal gardens.
There’s even an Aviary which is home to rare and exotic birds.
You can head to the Wine Cellars onsite too, which features a collection of more than 15,000 bottles.
The estate also often hosts events such as family trails.
And for when you are feeling peckish, there is an cafe onsite serving light bites and drinks.
A ticket to the house and grounds costs £25.50 per adult and £12.50 per child.
But if you are a member of the National Trust then you can visit for free.
One recent visitor said: “An incredibly beautiful building. It is worth visiting at least once, but be sure to visit.
“Different types of birds, flowers, and palm trees will delight your eyes.”
Another added: “I think this was my most enjoyable National Trust visit.
“One of many Rothschild properties in the area but must be the jewel in the crown.”
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