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Georgian Christmastide at Castle Ward

Castle Ward, Downpatrick Road, Strangford, County Down, BT30 7BA
Georgian Christmastide at Castle Ward

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Step inside the house and see it much as the Georgians might, ready for Christmastide celebrations.

The Georgians did nothing by halves, so expect lavish tablescapes, rooms dressed with fresh greenery and plenty of festive food and wine for the upcoming parties.

The house will be open for free-flow exploration during Christmastide, no need to pick up a ticket in Reception.

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