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Blossom city experiences 

Discover a range of blossom experiences across cities and spaces near you. From parades and picnics, to blossom trails and craft workshops – there are plenty of ways to get involved.

Three women, dressed as blossom fairies stand underneath cherry blossom

Places with Tudor connections 

Some of the places we care for have links to the Tudor period, from Henry VII through to Elizabeth I. These historic houses have received royal visitors, hidden Catholic priests and witnessed important events.

Black and white Tudor hall with autumn tree to the right

Top free places to visit 

Did you know that many of the places we look after are free to access? From urban gardens to beaches and lakes, explore some of the best spots for a budget-friendly day out.

Visitors on the Bloomtown Trail in spring at Castlefield Viaduct, Greater Manchester, read a sign about the trail which pinpoints blossoming trees in and around Manchester, with colourful spring flowers in the foreground

Cycle hire at our places 

If you don't have your own bike, you can still explore special places on two wheels thanks to our cycle hire facilities across the country. Find where to hire bikes near you.

A little boy cycling a bike in the woods

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Things to see and do

How to spot different types of blossom 

Blossom is popping up all over the place, but do you know your damson from your blackthorn? Find out how to spot different types of blossom in your local area with our blossom-spotting guide.

White and pink blossom on a tree in spring

Unearthing Britain's history: archaeology through the eras 

Uncover the different eras of British history through the archaeological artefacts and sites in our care. From stone circles in the Prehistoric Era to military remains of the 20th century, learn more about our ancestors and Britain's past.

Aerial view of earthworks in the landscape at Whitesheet Hill, Wiltshire

Wild flowers in Britain 

Discover the stories behind some famous British wild flowers and how wildflower meadows support important species from butterflies to bees.

Wildflower meadow including oxeye daisies at Holnicote Estate, Somerset

Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers kids' podcast 

Listen to stories from our kids' podcast, Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers. In each episode, Ranger Rae, Apprentice Roxy and their seven animal friends go off on adventures and care for people and animals in trouble.

A child wearing headphones stares out to see while listening to audio.

In the news

Stand up for nature 

Without nature, there is no future. We’ve launched a campaign to persuade the UK Government to step up the pace to help British wildlife recover and stop unravelling important nature protections. Adding your voice is quick and easy. Use our template letter to write to your MP.

Walkers look at foliage in Lydford Gorge, Devon for the Nature equals Future campaign

Holidays and shopping

Escape to the coast 

A holiday at the coast offers views, space and outdoor adventures. Whether you're heading to the beach or walking the coast path, we have all kinds of cottages for a coastal stay.

Quin Cottage and neighbouring cottages, Cornwall

Get outdoors this spring 

Prepare for a blossom-inspired walk by browsing our stylish range of outdoor accessories. You’ll find everything from rucksacks to water bottles, blankets and binoculars, all in seasonal shades.

ROKA rucksacks are part of the 2026 spring/summer collection
Two visitors walking through the grounds of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal with the abbey ruins in the background

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Join today and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. Enjoy access to more than 500 places with National Trust membership.