Front view of brick-built Jacobean hall

Aston Hall

Discover one of Birmingham’s most iconic buildings.

Wood-panelled Jacobean long gallery with ornate plaster ceiling, oil paintings are hanging on the walls

About Aston Hall

Aston Hall has watched proudly over Birmingham for more than 400 years – not only is it one of the last great houses built in the Jacobean style, it’s also said to be one of the most haunted buildings in the UK.

Designed by John Thorpe and built by Sir Thomas Holte between 1618 to 1635, it is packed to the rafters with architectural gems and historical treasures, including the breath-taking Long Gallery and the great oak staircase, which still shows the battle scars of the English Civil War.

Visitors in the a great hall with stone floor, wood panelled wall and ornate ceiling. A large fireplace is behind the visitors.

What to see

There are over 30 rooms to explore and a history spanning 400 years.

More info
Table in gift shop covered with squirrel-themed goods

Café and shop

Exterior view of the rear of a Jacobean Hall and flower garden

Plan your visit

A man leaning against a large leaded window looking at a painting of lady that is hanging on a wood-panlled wall.

Ticket prices and information

A bride and groom outside sharing a kiss, with a crowd scattering confetti over them. Aston Hall is in the background

Weddings

Aston Hall is a breath-taking location for your wedding day.
Two visitors in the a Long Gallery with wood panelled walls and ornate ceiling.

Venue hire

This stunning mansion can be hired for meetings, conferences, drinks receptions, filming and photography shoots.

Address: Aston Hall, Trinity Road, Aston, Birmingham, B6 6JD.