Enquiries
Please contact the Duchess' Tea Room for more information.
01525 290333
jhornsby@woburnabbey.co.uk
Food & Drink
The tradition of taking Afternoon Tea first originated in Woburn Abbey. It was the 7th Duke's wife, Duchess Anna Maria, who decided as it was too long to wait between lunch and dinner, she would ask for some light sandwiches, cake and a pot of tea.
On the day of your visit celebrate this fine tradition by treating yourself to the Duchess Anna Maria Afternoon Tea at the Duchess' Tea Room within the Abbey grounds or at the estate's hotel, the Inn at Woburn, in the heart of Woburn (The Duchess Anna Maria Afternoon Tea must be pre-booked).
The Duchess' Tea Room also offers many delicious treats and tasty meal options with daily specials and homemade cakes and a wide selection of Suki teas to chose from.
Time For Tea package for groups
Our excellent Time for Tea package includes the delicious Duchess Anna Maria Afternoon Tea at the Duchess' Tea Room or the Inn at Woburn, alongside entry to Woburn Abbey, the Deer Park and Grounds (for pre-booked groups only).
For details on group visits, packages and booking please see our Groups Tour Options information.
Passport Ticket
Buy a Passport ticket and you can visit both Woburn Safari Park and Woburn Abbey once during the season and save money!
Special Offers
Check the special offers currently available.
Opening Times 2009
The Duchess' Tea Room is open weekends in March and then daily 4th April to 4th October.
Abbey Maps
Tickets, Prices & Opening
There are a variety of different tickets available for various areas of the Abbey, all at excellent value for money.
Hire a Venue
If you're planning an occasion, there's nowhere quite like the Sculpture Gallery at Woburn Abbey.