Norfolk

The dazzling displays of autumn colour are abundant throughout the gardens and estate at Blickling from the oak, beech, lime and sweet chestnut trees. Enjoy a walk around the lake to see their colour reflected in the calm waters, or head to the Great Wood in search of weird and wonderful fungi.

Possibly one of Norfolk's best kept secrets. The Great Wood at Felbrigg, with its eye-catching autumn foliage is quite the spectacle. Walk down the beech-lined tree avenue on the Victory V walk, where the magnificent trees tower above, creating tunnels of colour. Even the narrow winding lane aptly named 'Lion's Mouth' surely hints at the colourful treat that awaits you.

As the nights draw in and the leaves start to fall leaving a carpet of colour, whether you prefer to wrap up warm and get outdoors or snuggle up indoors, we've got plenty to see and do at Oxburgh Hall this autumn.

From May to October, you’ll see something very different at Blickling, which houses one of greatest country house libraries in the care of the National Trust. In response to the threats this collection faces, award-winning Les Enfants Terribles have created an immersive art installation that will question the very importance of books.

Four striking pieces of furniture created by set designer, Gary McCann, have gone on display at Felbrigg Hall. Throughout 2018 these curious cabinets will showcase previously unseen objects collected by the colourful characters, whose exotic travels and wild interests have shaped this family home.

To mark the 70th anniversary of Peckover House coming into the care of the National Trust, artists Aid & Abet, seek to re-imagine the extensive collection that once filled this house. Unveiled in February, the artists have taken inspiration from the family's love of art. See for yourself as this artwork continues to evolve throughout the year.

A dormer window collapse back in 2016 has led to an ambitious project to restore Oxburgh's roof, including the Victorian windows and chimney stacks. With your help we can restore this building and save another one of Norfolk's treasures.

Horsey Windpump is currently undergoing an exciting and ambitious restoration project that will see her restored to full operational order. Follow the progress of Tim the millwright, as we restore one of Norfolk's iconic buildings.

Get away from it all and stay in a romantic retreat with a loved one or idyllic cottage with friends. From gatehouses, watermills, barns and estate workers cottages - no cottage is the same.

Located within the picturesque harbour of Brancaster Staithe on the Norfolk Coast, we offer self-catering group accommodation for up to 48 people. It's the perfect base for a long weekend.