National Trust - Claydon

National Trust - Claydon is a stunning 18th century historic house, famous for its unusual interiors combining Neopalladian, Rococo and Chinese styles.

This place impresses with elaborate carvings by Luke Lightfoot and stucco by Joseph Rose. A special attraction is the association with Florence Nightingale, the pioneering nurse, whose bedroom and living room can be seen here along with personal memorabilia.

For architecture lovers, the richly decorated rooms, including the famous double cubic room and drawing room with Corinthian columns, will be a real treat.