There is much to appreciate at and about Middleton Hall. It was never a palace but it shows evidence of several phases of English domestic architecture from the late thirteenth to the early nineteenth century. There is a fine Great Hall that is of Tudor origin, which makes a classic setting for weddings, for performances and for parties. The Hall was the home of some notable people and was visited by many figures from history. Included among these is Queen Elizabeth I, who certainly spent two nights under its roof after the festivities at Kenilworth in 1575. At Middleton Hall we take pride in offering you the exclusive use of an unrivalled venue for your wedding. Set in forty acres of conservation parkland, Middleton Hall has buildings dating from the 13th century. The walled gardens, trees and lakes make a picturesque setting for your wedding album. With its rural setting in the heart of England, Middleton Hall is a convenient location for the arrival of your guests. It is close to the M42 Motorway, and is only 15 minutes by road from Birmingham International Airport. There is ample car parking in the grounds.