Things to see & do
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Where to go and what to do
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Blow away the cobwebs with a walk at Wastwater
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Spend a family day out at 18th-century Quarry Bank Mill
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Take a bracing stroll along the coast at Formby
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© Emma Williams
How high can you climb at Crow Wood Playscape, Lyme Park?
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© The National Trust
Meet the Wordsworth family at Wordsworth House
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© Carla Maloco
Tuck in to a delicious High Tea at Rufford Old Hall
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© NTPL/Brian & Nina Chapple
Admire the views at Fell Foot Park
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Rag rug-making at Townend
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© National Trust/Emma Williams
Play billiards on Speke Hall's original billiard table
Discover our collections
From silver at Dunham Massey to the possessions of Beatrix Potter; visit our A-Z Directory to find out about National Trust Collections.
Discover the National Trust Collections website (external link)
Celebrate the Diamond Jubilee
Join us for the Jubilee Weekend.
Rainy day places and spaces
Stuck for something to do on rainy days? Check out our places across the North West where you'll find great things to do and see.
There's plenty to do on rainy days- find a place to visit near you
Try our delicious spring treats
For mouth-watering cakes, a delicious cream tea or a steaming bowl of homemade soup, head for our restaurants and tea-rooms. Try our new 'Little Tea Room' at Little Moreton Hall - you'll be more than a little surprised.
50 things to do before you’re 11 ¾
- or take a look at our list of 50 things to do in the North West (PDF).
- If it's still raining try our Top 10 things to do on a rainy day (PDF).
