The Pyramid on St Anne's Hill, Castle Howard

The Pyramid on St Anne's Hill, Castle Howard, York, North Yorkshire YO60 7DA

This pyramid and its surrounding piers were designed in 1728 by Nicholas Hawksmoor. The Pyramid acts as an 'eye-catcher' from the main house at Castle Howard, designed by Sir John Vanbrugh in the early 18th century. and is situated within 1,000 acres of landscaped grounds including many other 18th century monuments.

Opening Arrangements

The Pyramid lies outside the Castle Howard paid visitor area and can be viewed free of charge at any reasonable time from the public footpath running east from the Avenue. Closer access, including to the interior, is included in specialist tours of the landscape monuments or can be arranged by prior appointment. The opening arrangements for Castle Howard are displayed on the website. Admission charges for Castle Howard are given below, although these may vary according to the season: please check the website for up to date details.

Admission Charges

• Adult: £23 inclusive grounds
• Child: £11.50 inclusive grounds

Parking Spaces

300

Parking available in main Castle Howard car park.