Interactive map
Use our interactive map below to get more information about some of our attractions.
Car Parking
Free car parking for over 1,000 cars, motorcycles, motorhomes and coaches - with plenty more overflow parking for busy event days...
Disabled Parking
A tarmac disabled car-park near to our visitor reception. Read our Access Statement for more information on our other facilities.
Visitor Reception
Main entrance, exit and location of the main shop.
National Motor Museum Trust Collections Centre
Home of the National Motor Museum Trust. Visits by appointment only.
Brabazon Restaurant
Beaulieu is proud to offer a range of fresh, homemade produce in the Brabazon Restaurant using produce sourced responsibly within the British Isles and where possible from the Beaulieu Gardens.
On Screen Cars
The car's the star in this ever changing exhibition of TV and film favourites.
Monorail Station
This high-level, mile-long Monorail will take you on a sedate circuit of the attraction.
We Had One of Those
Pick the blast from your past! Explore We Had One Of Those, an interactive attraction, showcasing some of the most popular cars from the 1960s through to the noughties and beyond.
Veteran Bus Stop
Climb aboard for a gentle and nostalgic ride through the grounds to Palace House.
Event Fields
Beaulieu is home to dozens of events - ranging from small car club rallies to the world famous International Autojumble.
Arena
See a whole range of cars on display here during Beaulieu's varied events.
National Motor Museum
From the earliest motor carriages to classic family saloons, the National Motor Museum boasts one of the finest collections of cars, motorcycles and motoring memorabilia in the world.
Picnic Area
Use one of the many picnic benches to enjoy your lunch. We even have an undercover area for all-weather dining.
Little Beaulieu
Let your imagination run wild in our enchanting new play area.
Beaulieu Abbey/Church Ruins
The conserved ruins of a once vast medieval structure, destroyed in 1538.
Victorian Flower Garden
Herbaceous borders crammed with colourful flowers and a sweet smelling Rose Garden planted with old garden roses.
Victorian Kitchen Garden
Restored to its 1872 layout, this garden and its century old vine house still supplies Palace House with seasonal vegetables, fruit and flowers.
Abbey Exhibition
An exhibition telling the story of this 13th Century English Abbey and the monks who lived and worked here.
Beaulieu Parish Church
Now a popular venue for weddings, visitors are welcome to enter when services are not taking place.
Veteran Bus Stop
Climb aboard for a gentle and nostalgic ride through the grounds to the Brabazon Restaurant.
The Secret Army
Uncover Beaulieu’s history as a top secret training establishment for agents of the Special Operations Executive (SOE) during World War Two.
Palace House
Explore this fantastic example of a Victorian gothic styled country home, as costumed guides give you a flavour of life 'below stairs'.
Millpond Walk
Step off the central pathway to enjoy views across the tidal Beaulieu River from this meandering route.
Millpond Walk
Step off the central pathway to enjoy views across the tidal Beaulieu River from this meandering route.
The Wilderness Garden
Dating back to the 1770s, this garden was established by John, 2nd Duke of Montagu, to complement the alterations he was making to Palace House.
