Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

There's always something to see at Anglesey Abbey whatever the season. From the vibrant colours, textures and scents of the Winter Garden, carpets of Snowdrops in spring, the Herbaceous Border and Rose Garden in summer, Dahlias in late summer and amazing colours in autumn.

Lord Fairhaven bought Anglesey Abbey in 1926 and gifted it to the National Trust upon his death in 1966. Immerse yourself in his luxurious lifestyle as you step inside the House packed with antiques, paintings, silverware and clocks.

The origins of Lode Mill can be traced back to the Domesday Book of 1086. Step inside the historic watermill and discover how grain is transformed into wholesome flour. Open Tuesday - Sunday, 10.30am - 4pm (Daily during school holidays March - October).

The House is a hive of activity during the autumn as our Conservation Team give the House and Lord Fairhaven's collection a thorough clean. Join us to find out more about their important work.

We've got some great ideas for a fantastic family day out at Anglesey Abbey this half term.

Lean back, relax and explore the vast Fenland skies in our new Skylight Garden.

There are delightful walks for everyone in, and around, Anglesey Abbey. We have long walks and short walks to see the garden highlights, buggy & wheelchair friendly walks, walks for dog owners and a weekly health walk. Find out more.

A great place for families to explore and play in the wild. Spy on wildlife, build a den, tell a tale in the storytelling circle and climb to the top of our giant Lime Tree Lookout treehouse.

Lord Fairhaven amassed one of the finest collections of garden statuary in the country. You will be amazed at what you discover when you explore the gardens.

We're happy for under 5s to bring scooters, balance & pedal bikes, but please..... walk your wheels from the car through the Visitor Centre & don't ride along the Winter Garden or formal areas, instead venture to the Front Drive & beyond.

Only Assistance Dogs are permitted in the Visitor Centre, gardens & House. There is plenty of open countryside close to Anglesey Abbey where you can exercise your dog. We also have a downloadable dog walk for you & your four legged companion.

You're welcome to bring your own mobility scooter to help you get around. We also have a range of self-propelled wheelchairs & mobility buggies which can be borrowed. Please call our Visitor Reception on 01223 810086 to reserve a wheelchair or buggy.

Enjoy a freshly cooked hot meal, or sit back & relax over a coffee & delicious slice of homemade cake or cream team in our Redwoods restaurant overlooking the Pinetum. Open daily 10am -5.30pm (4.30pm in winter).

Our chefs are now cooking up a tasty range of homemade meals especially for our younger visitors. The menu includes favourites such as fish pie and macaroni cheese, with prices from just £4.25. And because we know little ones often like to eat a little earlier, we’re now serving hot food from 11.30am – 2.30pm.

Refuel at the 'Snack Van', a converted 1960s horsebox. Located in the Paddocks near Lode Mill, it offers hot & cold drinks and light snacks. Open daily, 11am - 4pm.

Looking for a special gift or a memento of your visit to Anglesey Abbey. From tasty treats, books, to beautiful handmade pottery & jewellery - there's something for everyone in our Shop. Open daily, 10am - 5.30pm.

Recreate the look of the beautiful Anglesey Abbey gardens at home by visiting our Plant Centre. We stock a range of seasonal plants, shrubs, garden ornaments & sculptures to help give your garden that special 'wow factor'. Open daily, 10am - 5.30pm.

There's some amazing bargains to be had in our second-hand bookshop. The bookshop is through the archway behind the House. We also have shelves of second-hand books in Redwoods Restaurant. Do pop-in for a browse.

Discover the hard work that goes into conserving the 10,000 items in Lord Fairhaven's collection, by our dedicated team of staff and volunteers.

Next time you enjoy a cuppa at Anglesey Abbey it will be made using energy harvested from our new solar panels. In fact we hope to generate enough electricity to make 1.7 million cups of tea!

Our second-hand bookshop raises vital funds to support our conservation work. We are always happy to accept donations of good quality fiction & non fiction books. Please drop your donations into the Visitor Centre. Thank you for your support.

This year we hope to re-instate a series of Rose poles which were a feature in the original Rose Garden designed by Lord Fairhaven in the late 1930s. We're using our proceeds from the NT's Special Places raffle to help fund this conservation project. Tickets cost £1 and are available from Visitor Reception, the Shop & Plant Centre.

This summer we've produced an enamel lapel badge featuring the beautiful yellow rose 'Keep Smiling'. These are available at various points around Anglesey Abbey in return for a donation - we would suggest a minimum of £1. Proceeds will go towards our conservation project to re-instate a series of rose poles, which were an original feature of the Rose Garden. Thank you for your support.