A Woodland Realm: Christmas at Quebec House
Quebec House (National Trust), Westerham · 20 November to 20 December 2026
Image: National TrustGeneral James Wolfe's childhood home in Westerham is transformed into a woodland world, with trees and hidden creatures telling a winter story room by room. Volunteer cooks prepare 18th-century treats in the Coach House across the garden. It is a short, gentle visit that combines easily with Chartwell nearby.
Highlights
- Rooms decorated as a woodland tale of friendship
- Hidden woodland creatures for children to spot
- Georgian treats from volunteer cooks in the Coach House
Good to know
- Entry is by timed ticket; pre-book or scan the QR code at the entrance for the next slot
- Nearest parking is the pay and display Darent car park off the A25, about 80 yards away
- Bring change for a donation if you try the Coach House treats
Getting there
Quebec House (National Trust), Quebec House, Quebec Square, Westerham, Kent, TN16 1TD
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Nearby
Image: National TrustChristmas Market at Chartwell
Local makers and food producers sell handmade gifts in a covered marquee at Chartwell over four days in late November. The estate shop, one of the largest in the National Trust, is open for Churchill-themed presents. Buy a garden ticket if you want to hear the live carols in the grounds at the weekend.
Image: National TrustChurchill's Colourful Christmas at Chartwell
Winston Churchill's family home is decorated with a theme inspired by his love of painting, with colourful trees, lights and displays through the rooms. Children can follow a festive trail based on Rob Biddulph's picture book I Follow the Fox. Live carols are performed in the garden on selected weekends.
Image: ChartwellChartwell
Chartwell was the family home of Sir Winston Churchill, on a hillside near Westerham. Walk through rooms of the family house, see the largest collection of Churchill's paintings in his studio, and explore the rose garden, walled garden and woodland that inspired him. Allow half a day, and book a timed ticket for the house.