Step inside a stunning 19th-century country house with entry for two people to the house and gardens at Waddesdon Manor. Inspired by French Renaissance chateaus, this magnificent manor was built between 1874 and 1885 as a summer weekend house by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild. It now holds his extensive collections of paintings, sculptures and decorative arts, with opulent French interiors modelled after the Palace of Versailles for visitors to explore and marvel at. Unearth many treasures, both new and old, before stepping into the beautiful gardens with their perfectly manicured flower beds. Top off the day with a scrumptious afternoon tea for two in the Manor Restaurant, with a glass of sparkling wine each to sip on.