IMPORTANT UPDATE FROM BLACKBURN WITH DARWEN
Turton Tower is closed until further notice.
We will keep you all updated on any developments from Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council as and when they happen.
Thank you to everyone for your continued support and we look forward to seeing you soon.
Turton Tower is a house that has been evolving over the last 600 years. From a stone tower house in the 1400s to the home of the Tudor Orrell and, later, the Victorian Kay Families, Turton Tower has been altered and adapted to suit the needs and tastes of those who lived here.
It is because of these changes that Turton Tower is of national importance and unique in Northwest England. Today it still captures the spirit of those ages and displays some of the finest paintings and furniture in the region.
Turton Tower Opening Times:
Wednesday to Sunday, including bank holidays, 11.00 am to 4.00 pm.
Admission:
Adults £6, Concessions £5, Children under 16 years (accompanied) FREE!
Disabled Access
Due to the nature and age of the building disabled access is limited. Wheelchair users are limited to the ground floor only. Disabled access toilets are available outside in the grounds.
What’s on at Turton Tower
Please note that due to Coronavirus all in-door social events have been cancelled until further notice.
- There are no upcoming events.
Latest Past Events
TBC Haunted Halloween Walk
Turton Tower Chapeltown Road, BoltonDetails To Be Confirmed
Meet the Artist at the Chetham Arms
The Chetham Arms 83 High Street, Turton, BoltonA free event organised by the Friends of Turton Tower and hosted at the Chetham Arms pub.
On-Line Zoom Lecture re Viking Deaths
This week's live on-line meeting with John Turkington, from the Friends of Blackburn with Darwen Museum and Art Gallery, is entitled, "Viking Death." If you'd like to know more about Viking beliefs, […]
