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London & South East

Cycling the South Downs Way on the Devil's Dyke Estate, West Sussex © NTPL/NTPL

From dinosaur footprints on the Isle of Wight to the rare habitats of the South Downs, there's plenty to see and do in the South East.

South West

From Willapark Head, sweeping away south-Westwards culminating in Barras Nose with Tintagel Castle, Cornwall © NTPL/Joe Cornish

Miles of classic coastline, tropical gardens, historic houses and seaside villages make the South West a great place to visit.

East of England

View of wind pump (windmill) and visitors walking at Wicken Fen © NTPL/Paul Harris

See landscapes that inspired generations of visitors and some of Britain's best-loved artists.

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Midlands

Family enjoying a cycle ride © National Trust / A Tryner

A wide variety of landscapes means there's plenty to explore in the Midlands.

Wales

Carneddau, Snowdonia. Tryfan to the left, the Glyder Fach & Y Garn-the snow covered peak to the right. Llyn Ogwen has a light covering of ice. Shot from above Tal Y Llyn Ogwen. © NTPL/Joe Cornish

Castles, mountains, deeps valleys and luscious gardens make Wales a places you'll want to keep visiting over and over.

Northern Ireland

Zoe Salmon in the gardens of Mount Stewart, Northern Ireland © Press Eye

With natural wonders like Giant's Causeway, beautiful countryside scenery, and wonderfully atmospheric pubs, Northern Ireland makes a great place to visit whether you prefer the outdoor life or the buzz of a big city.

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Yorkshire

View of Malham Cove and one of the characteristic barns of the Dales © Mark Butler

The magnificent houses, ruined abbeys and vast areas of coastline and countryside make Yorkshire a place you'll never tire of exploring.

North East

Seaton Delaval Hall North Front in snow © Maureen Ritson

From the dunes of the Northumberland Coast to the rugged landscape of Hadrian's Wall, the North East has plenty to discover.

North West

Family visitors taking part in a wildlife trail in the Meadow at Quarry Bank Mill © NTPL/John Millar

Get out and about in the North West. Explore the fells, visit historic mills, or try some of the delicious local food served in one of our tea-rooms.

  • The spiky headland of Morte Point near to Woolacombe's bright yellow sands © NTPL / David Noton

    North Devon

    Journey to the deep wooded valleys, tumbling waterfalls and windswept coast of North Devon.

  • Red squirrel © Andy Butler

    Isle of Wight

    For a small island there's a lot to uncover on the Isle of Wight.

  • Walker relaxing by the water at Wasdale © NTPL/Joe Cornish

    The Lakes

    Is this the ultimate outdoors destination? Find great adventures in our guide to the Lakes.

  • Walkers sitting down resting on Corn Du Brecon Beacons National Park. © NTPL/Paul Harris

    Brecon Beacons

    This beautiful part of South Wales offers a haven for anyone seeking fresh air and tranquillity.

  • Lydstep Headland, an outcrop of Carboniferous Limestone in South Pembrokeshire - the first National Trust property in Pembrokeshire. Lydstep Haven, a large residential caravan park, to the right © Sid Howells

    Pembrokeshire

    Explore the dramatic coastal landscape of Pembrokeshire.

  • The rugged summit of the Carneddau © NTPL/Joe Cornish

    Snowdonia

    Myths and legends await visitors to the inspiring mountainous landscapes of Snowdonia.