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.
See your favourite places transformed with colours and illuminations when you step into a winter wonderland at a Christmas light display near you. Add some sparkle to your seasonal visits.
Percy the Park Keeper needs your help this winter. Join Percy and his animal friends on a fun family activity trail at many of our places in December and January and give nature a helping hand.
Head outside and enjoy the winter countryside with one of these great walks. There are lots of blustery coastal walks, countryside strolls and places to spot winter wildlife.
The big, open skies of the countryside let you see thousands of stars sparkling at night, especially at this time of year when the skies are clear. Take a look at our best places to stargaze.
A contestant painting the view of West Wycombe houseLandscape Artist of the Year | Sky Arts
Have your say on which paintings of National Trust places are featured in a special episode of Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year in early 2022. Everyone who votes also gets the chance to win a Sky Q package for a year. Grab your last chance to vote as voting closes at midnight on 1 December. The winner will be drawn from the entries.
This Christmas, give someone special a whole year of discovery with gift membership, and help protect nature, beauty and history — for everyone, for ever.
We’ve got some delicious festive recipes that'll get your taste buds tingling this Christmas. From canapés to spice-infused puddings, here are some dishes to bring some extra magic to your Christmas feast.
With nations around the world reporting on plans to significantly cut carbon emissions, this year is a turning point for action on climate change. Find out more about what happened at COP26 in Glasgow and the next steps, plus get some ideas about what you can do in the fight against the climate crisis.
Get the latest news from around the Trust. Many of the UK's most precious and unique trees have been damaged by Storm Arwen as its gale force winds brought down thousands of trees across the north of England and Wales. Bodnant Gardens in North Wales, Wallington in Northumberland and areas of the Lake District in Cumbria were some of the worst hit places.
