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.
We're reopening the places you love, safely and in line with government advice.
More than 135 gardens and parks are now open through advance booking, as well as hundreds of coast and countryside places. We’ve opened many of our cafés and shops to help you enjoy your visit. A small number of houses in England and Northern Ireland are open.
To ensure everyone’s safety, please continue to book your visit in advance. Every Friday we release new tickets for the following week, around 700,000 tickets are available weekly.
More than 80 of our cafés and food outlets are taking part in the government's Eat Out to Help Out Scheme.
Follow the links below to find out what's open, how to book, and what to expect from your visit. Please always check before you travel.
With vibrant displays of flowers and long, warm days, summer is the perfect time to get outside and explore some beautiful gardens. Why not pay a visit to blooming gardens near you, and pick up some tips to use at home?
If you're looking for a route that will suit walkers of all ages and abilities, here's some of our favourites. Watch the video with wildlife presenter Lizzie Daly and our area ranger Bethan, as they walk a multi-use trail and discover a lake thriving with trees and wildlife.
Author and playwright Agatha Christie as a young womanThe Christie Archive Trust
2020 marks 100 years since the publication of Agatha Christie's first novel 'The Mysterious Affair at Styles'. Thanks to your support, we care for Agatha's beloved holiday home, Greenway, in Devon. To mark this anniversary we're taking you behind closed doors at Greenway, and sharing new stories about her life and work.
Ever wanted to delve deeper into the stories of your favourite National Trust places? This new six-part series from Channel 4 takes you behind the scenes with architect and presenter George Clarke, as he visits some of the grand stately homes, quirky cottages and beautiful gardens in our care. Tune in on Sundays at 9pm.
The Great North Run 2020 may be cancelled, but you can still take part in the Virtual Great North Run and safely raise money for the places you love. Sign up before 4 September and download the app to get the full Great North Run experience while you fundraise for nature, beauty and history.
National Trust Director-General Hilary McGrady at Croome in WorcestershireNational Trust
Hilary McGrady, Director-General, has written a response to the recent stories in the press about our vision for places and experiences. In this blog she sheds light on what we're doing as a conservation charity for built heritage, historical collections and their curation.
L to r: Teresia Khan, Lady Shirley, 1622, by Van Dyck (Petworth); Portrait of an unknown coachboy, late 18th century (Erddig); Ranjitsinhji, the Maharaja Jam Sahib of Nawanagar, 1922 (Polesden Lacey) National Trust Images
The National Trust cares for places and collections on behalf of the nation, and many have direct and indirect links to slavery and colonialism. We're addressing these histories and their cultural significance.