We are absolutely thrilled for the upcoming Heritage Access Tour this Sunday, but we must share a familiar piece of news: the tour has again completely SOLD OUT.
This image depicts a scholarly reconstruction of Soulton Hall, highlighting its architectural elements inspired by the ancient theater of Epidaurus. The yellow lines trace these features, revealing the Rowland Hill’s homage to the renowned Greek structure.
We are receiving inquiries from those regretting they couldn’t join us, and we know how keen people are to experience the secrets of Soulton Hall. We want to stress that future dates are released and are highly likely to sell out just the same. Please secure your tickets in good time to avoid disappointment!
Here is the ticket link:
http://HHA Ticket Booking Link
Unravelling THE Tudor Tale
Soulton Hall is not a residence—it’s a dramatic tale that begins in a time of persecutions which opens the curtain on the Elizabethan Golden Age.
Built by ‘Old’ Sir Rowland Hill, this captivating house is steeped in intrigue. It served as a clandestine base for the Geneva Bible project, recognized as one of the most important texts ever created, showcasing defiance and scripture. The very ground you walk on is thought to have inspired William Shakespeare’s beloved comedy, As You Like It, making it a true Shakespearean sanctuary. Furthermore, the tour reveals hidden history, including rare access to the concealed chapel, the priests’ hide, the ancient Chess Court, and the Wren Steps.
The Sir Rowland Hill Staircase, from the single phase of construction pre1560
The tour offers a meaningful connection to the Tudor Period, a time of unparalleled danger, creativity, and intellectual awakening.
Secure Your Spot on Future Dates
Due to overwhelming demand, we urge prospective visitors to book ahead for upcoming tours. Don’t miss your chance to step into a piece of living history.
We look forward to welcoming you soon!
