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Famous gardens 

We care for hundreds of historic gardens, encompassing more than 500 years of history and a range of garden styles and fashions. Learn about the most famous and significant gardens you can visit.

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Birdwatching walks 

Choose from our selection of walks combining coastal or countryside scenery with the chance to see native and migrant birds all year round.

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May half-term events and activities 

There's plenty to see and do this May half term, whether you want to learn about history or spend time outdoors. Discover events and activities for the whole family and let imaginations run wild.

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Top free places to visit 

Did you know that many of the places we look after are free to access? Explore some of the best places for a budget-friendly day out.

Indoor adventures

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Unique houses 

Learn about some of the most unusual houses we look after, from a hydroelectric-powered Arts and Crafts home with an early dishwasher to a Jacobean time capsule.

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Family-friendly castles 

If you're looking for an activity-packed family day out, discover a family-friendly castle and enjoy a historic visit for knights and royalty of all ages.

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Special exhibitions 

Connect with nature, beauty and history at an exhibition near you. From showcasing art and collections, to exploring the connections between people and places, there's something for everyone.

Open-air activities

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Best places to go kayaking and canoeing 

From open seas to rivers and lakes, there are plenty of spots where you can kayak or canoe. Find the best places in our care to head out for a paddle.

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Top accessible walks 

Discover the best accessible trails to explore with pushchairs, wheelchairs and mobility aids across the places we look after. Get out in nature without having to go off the beaten track.

Visitors finding a geocache box at Wicken Fen National Nature Reserve, Cambridgeshire
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Geocaching for families 

Geocaching is like a digital treasure hunt using a handheld GPS, and you can try it for free at many places we look after.

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Best places to go cycling 

Discover some of the best cycle routes through woodland, countryside and coastline. Explore family-friendly cycling routes and our top picks of the best mountain biking trails.

'50 things to do before you're 11¾'

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Top ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’ activities to do in spring 

Spring is a great time to get started on our list of ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’. Here are some of the best activities to try, from stargazing to snail racing.

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No. 21 Forage for wild food 

Foraging involves searching for and eating plants, herbs and fruit. Find out what to look for and when to pick it with our guide.

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No. 1 Get to know a tree 

Try and get to know a tree - the first of our ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’. Search for clues in its roots, bark and branches to uncover its story.

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No. 35 Discover what's in a pond 

Discover what’s in a pond by scooping out some water and identifying what's beneath the surface. It's No. 35 of the ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’.

Information about visiting

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Places you need to pre-book 

Planning to visit one of the places we care for? Find out which places require booking, and how you can join a guided tour experience.

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Visiting and booking frequently asked questions 

Find answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about visiting and using the booking system.

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Enhanced facilities for disabled visitors 

Find out more about which places in our care have specialised, accessible facilities for disabled visitors.

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Sustainable travel to the places in our care 

Find out how you can travel to the places in our care by train, bus, bike or on foot, helping you to save money and care for the environment.

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Explorer Pass 

If you're planning a trip in England, Wales or Northern Ireland this year, buy a National Trust Explorer Pass for entry to most of the places in our care. With 4-, 8- and 14-day options available, the pass can be tailored to fit your trip. Discover where you can visit with the Explorer Pass and how to buy yours.

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Become a member

Join today and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. Enjoy access to more than 500 places with National Trust membership.