Win a trip to see the Yorkshire Sculpture Triangle

Telegraph subscribers have the chance to win a very special Yorkshire Sculpture Triangle prize package, which includes travel expenses and luxury accommodation in picturesque surroundings.

Yorkshire Sculpture Triangle is a partnership between four of the North’s most influential visual arts organisations: Henry Moore Institute, Leeds Art Gallery, The Hepworth Wakefield and Yorkshire Sculpture Park. As well as receiving tickets to each site, goodie bags and special private tours including lunch, the lucky winner will enjoy a night of luxury plus breakfast at Oulton Hall and £75 towards travel expenses.
 
With only a 30-minute drive between the Yorkshire Sculpture Triangle venues, you can enjoy a full day or leisurely weekend of world-class sculpture. Perhaps the main highlight of the Triangle is Yorkshire Sculpture Park, showing work by British and international artists, including Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth.
 
The Telegraph’s Yorkshire expert, Joe Shute, writes: “One of the county’s great attractions, welcoming over 300,000 visitors a year, the Yorkshire Sculpture Park is easy to get to, located as it is just off the M1. The park sprawls across 500 acres of the Bretton Estate. Roam the woods and spot the bronze gleam of Henry Moore sculptures lurking between the trees. There are also  major temporary exhibitions and a very nice café.”
 
Oulton Hall is the perfect base from which exploring the Yorkshire Sculpture Triangle. With sweeping spiral staircases, butler dining and a state-of-the-art spa – all surrounded by 27 holes of golfing pleasure – a stay at Oulton Hall will be a memorable experience.
 
“Set in an incongruous nook between the M1 and M62 motorways, this upscale hotel is surrounded by acre upon acre of landscaped gardens and grounds originally designed by Capability Brown’s successor Humphry Repton,” writes Telegraph Travel’s James Ellis.

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