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Discover lots of gardens, historic houses, days out at the coast and more.
From thriving wetlands to sprawling estates, intimate spaces and modernist masterpieces, London has it all if you know where to look.
A unique 17th-century treasure trove

A Georgian country estate in west London

A green oasis in the city at the heart of the community.

The birthplace of the Magna Carta. History, art and nature on the banks of the River Thames.

An elegant Georgian House with a diverse history, peaceful garden and changing exhibitions to explore.

A fascinating Tudor house at the heart of a vibrant community

The Chelsea home of a Victorian literary couple

Innovative and influential Modernist home from 1939

Handsome 17th-century house with unusual collections and picturesque walled gardens

Enjoy a spring day out at our London places with National Trust Easter adventures at Ham House & Garden, Osterley Park and House, Rainham Hall and Morden Hall Park. Families can follow trails with 10 activity points through beautiful gardens full of spring bulbs, blossom and bunting. Dates vary, but all run during the school holidays and over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend (3–6 April).

The National Trust in London aims to support a fairer London by addressing unequal access to nature, beauty and history where people live. We’re doing this by improving existing green space, protecting cherished local heritage sites and supporting people to participate with green space and heritage on their own terms. Find out more about our projects across London here.

Go behind the scenes and follows our teams at work. Discover more about some of our treasured objects. Ham House’s 17th century Dolphin chairs are given the full conservation treatment at the Royal Oak Foundation Conservation Studio at Knole. Whilst at 2 Willow Road, a kinetic artwork by Argentinian artist Hugo Demarco is given a new lease of life (pictured). Plus, a newly acquired letter at The Carlyles' House reveals a surprising connection to Charlotte Bronte.

There are a number of sustainable travel options for travelling to and from the places in our care in London, whether you're looking to travel by train, tube, bus, bike or foot.

Find a local supporter group in London to meet like-minded people and enjoy activities including visits and talks and help with hands-on conservation or fundraising events.

Discover the winter world of robins at Morden Hall Park.
Learn new skills and meet new friends whilst taking part in gardening and nature based activities. First Saturday of the month. Recommended for ages 6 to 12 years.
Join us for Let's Dance! - a day of free dance activities in the Potting Shed Café presented by Salsa Got Soul!
Drop in to make your own Daffodil Nature Wand for Spring.
A series of mindful riverside walks along the Wandle for all, exploring wellbeing, nature and African Indigenous Spirituality, led by Dr Michelle Asantewa.
Our Park Explorers group is for children aged 2-5 years old and their parents/carers. Together we learn about the natural world around us, with a different outdoor theme each week.
This spring join us at Rainham Hall and Community Garden to come together for special seasonal events, with fresh walks around the garden as you experience the beauty of Blossom season.
Join our knowledgeable tour guides for a leisurely stroll around Morden Hall Park, you’re sure to learn something new.

Discover lots of gardens, historic houses, days out at the coast and more.