An atmospheric Tudor house with Medieval roots, a working mill on an historic quay, a glorious garden with valley views and an expansive estate to explore.
In 2020 we're celebrating our 125th anniversary. We’re carrying on the ambition set out by our founders to care for nature, beauty and history. Here’s a reminder of what we’re here for and how the values of our founders are still at the heart of everything we do.
Thanks to our supporters, together we’ve helped protect and care for places of historic interest and natural beauty for generations. As we mark this milestone anniversary, our Director-General, Hilary McGrady reflects on the last 125 years and sets out our ambitions for the future.
Which flowers have you seen in bloom? National Trust / Steven Haywood
A cheerful sight on a woodland walk or garden stroll, snowdrops are a welcome sign that spring will soon be on its way. Find out where you can spot snowdrops and how to grow them in your own garden.
With many intriguing exhibitions to be seen, here's a handy guide to help you choose. See great works of art in the new dramatically-lit exhibition at Ickworth in Suffolk, as part of its extensive roof renovation.
This five-part podcast series delves into the fascinating history and progress of green energy at the places we care for. Find out how we're harnessing the power of nature and technology to achieve our goal of producing 50 per cent of the energy we use from renewable sources by 2021.
Want to run the iconic Great North Run this year? We're looking for supporters to take part and raise money for the places that make us feel special. Sign up now and run the Great North Run 2020 for the National Trust.
