5 Day Forecast For Cowdray Heritage Trust
Our 5 day weather forecast for Midhurst updated throughout the day, making it ideal for planning leisure activities, travel and events. Read more about our weather forecasts.
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About Our Weather Forecast For Midhurst
Our weather forecast for Midhurst is updated throughout the day and has been found to be very reliable for planning activities such as days out, leisure, travel, events, fishing, golf and gardening.
For activities that rely on weather forecasts for safety or financial reasons, such as farming, flying, sailing and shipping, we have found our forecasts to be reliable, but we always recommend that you compare several weather forecast sources to ensure you are able to plan your activities safely.
Cowdray Heritage Trust
River Ground Stables, Cowdray Park
Midhurst
West Sussex
GU29 9AL
01730 812423
Cowdray is one of Southern England's most important early Tudor courtier's houses, visited by King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I. Partially destroyed by fire in 1793, its magnificent ruins are set in the stunning landscape of Cowdray Park, in the heart of the South Downs National Park.
Painted by both Turner and Constable in the 19th Century, Cowdray became fashionable as a romantic ruin. Mentioned in William Cobbett's 'Rural Rides' in 1830, it was a popular Victorian tourist attraction, but had become dangerous by the end of the 20th Century. Accessible again after a major conservation project, Cowdray can now tell the stories of its owners and the daily life of a noble household in Tudor times.
Cowdray is open on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays from 23rd May to 6th September 2015, from 12pm to 4pm with last entries at 3pm. Groups of 20 or more can visit at any time by prior arrangement.