A new rooftop and cellar experience is set to launch at Temple Newsam House.
From Friday, May 8, a new behind-the-scenes tour will offer visitors at Temple Newsam House in Leeds a rare glimpse into areas not usually open to the public.
Visitors will venture below ground into the atmospheric cellars, where servants once bustled, and secrets linger in the shadows. Before, climbing to the top of the house for breathtaking views across the estate and Leeds skyline from the roof.
Yorkshire Evening Post photographer Gerard Binks got an exclusive first look inside...
1. Temple Newsam Rooftop and Cellar Experience
Pictured Duty Managers Tom Hodgson and Bronte Hirst on the rooftop of Temple Newsam House. | Gerard Binks
2. Temple Newsam Rooftop and Cellar Experience
The exclusive Rooftop and Cellar Tour invites you into the hidden spaces of one of Britain’s finest historic houses. | Gerard Binks
3. Temple Newsam Rooftop and Cellar Experience
The rooftop views offers rarely seen views across the Grade I Tudor-Jacobean house and grounds. | Gerard Binks
4. Temple Newsam Rooftop and Cellar Experience
Duty Officer Tom Hodgson in the wine store. | Gerard Binks
5. Temple Newsam Rooftop and Cellar Experience
Visitors can centure below ground into the atmospheric cellars, where servants once bustled, and secrets linger in the shadows. | Gerard Binks
6. Temple Newsam Rooftop and Cellar Experience
Duty Manager Bronte Hirst on the rooftop of Temple Newsam House. | Gerard Binks