Astley Hall Museum and Art Gallery

A visit to Astley Hall is like a voyage into the past, to the time of Tudor and early Stuart England (1580-1650). The visitor has a rare opportunity to experience life in an English country house during this period. The Hall is built around a central courtyard and contains a unique collection of furniture. In the Great Hall stands the Sirloin Chair, which is reputed to have been used by King James I, when he knighted the loin of beef.

Opening Times

Opening 1 Jan 2006 - 31 Dec 2010

Tickets Information

Road Directions

Off A581; 2 miles west of Chorley. Also accessible from Chorley town centre approx 0.5 mile walk.

Public Transport Directions

Bus service from Chorley; Chorley and Euxton train stations (2 miles).

 Facilities

• Coach Parking
• Concessionary Admission Charges
• Disabled Access Level 1
• Free Admission
• Indoor
• Open All Year
• Picnic Area

Accessibility

• Car Parking

Parking & Transport

• Coaches Welcome