Port Eliot is a stunning Grade-I listed stately home and priory, remodelled by Sir John Soane in the 18th century. It sits in gardens and parkland created by renowned landscape gardener Humphrey Repton.

Enjoy a fantastic day exploring the gardens and parkland and touring the house – with 3 types of tour to choose from. The Stables Cafe, Shop and Elephant Bar are also a must.

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State Rooms & Art Collection Tour

10.30 & 14.30, everyday
Adults £18 / Youth £10

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State Rooms, Art Collection & Historical Basement Tour
10.30 & 14.30, everyday
Adults £25 / Youth £12

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State Rooms, Art Collection & Historical Basement Tour – Family Hosted
10.30 & 14.30, everyday
Adults £50 / Youth £35

Grounds Viaduct George Wright

Explore Gardens & Parkland
10.00 – 17.00, everyday
Adults £8 / Youth £5

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Upcoming Events
Festivals, Horse Trials, Fireworks Night, Vintage Fairs, Conferences running throughout the year.

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How To Find Us

By Train

Great Western Railway has regular trains to St Germans on the Exeter / Penzance line

The Main House is a five minute walk through the village from St. Germans station

By Car

From the A38 take the B3249, following signs for St Germans.
On reaching St. Germans village take the small 1st left, signposted as Newport.
At the end of the lane you will come to the Stables Cafe, beyond which is entrance and parking for Port Eliot House and Gardens

From the A374 take the B3249, towards St Germans.
Progress through St. Germans village, past the church and the Eliot Arms and turn right into Newport.
At the end of the lane you will come to the Stables Cafe, beyond which is entrance and parking for Port Eliot House and Gardens

By Bus

Plymouth City Bus runs a regular service between Plymouth and Liskeard

The no. 71 & 72 bus stops at St Germans railway station and the Eliot Arms pub