Norfolk

A dazzling display of autumn colour can be enjoyed throughout the gardens and park at Blickling. Why not hire bikes and explore the colourful woodland or walk around the lake to admire autumn reflections in the water? Or perhaps you'd like to explore inside the hall?

As nature begins to put on a spectacular autumn show, grab your camera and explore Felbrigg on foot. Here you'll be able to discover some of the traditions and folklore surrounding natures autumn bounty in the Walled Garden or wander around the hall, bathed in a soft autumn light.

As you wander around Sheringham Park this autumn, you'll notice nature on the move, as swallows gather before their big push south and the call of pink-footed geese herald their arrival from the north. The park is a great spot to enjoy walks surrounded by autumn colour.

Step inside the home of the Bedingfeld family, which is currently undergoing an exciting restoration. Here you'll discover a fascinating story of endurance and new exhibits. With the arrival of autumn colour and leaf piles perfect for kicking, why not enjoy a stroll whilst you're here?

From golden sunsets to the skeins of pink-footed geese that fill the sky, the sights and sounds that are synonymous with the Norfolk coast during autumn, are not to be missed. Explore the coast on one of our walks, refueling at our refreshment kiosk at Morston Quay.

Head to Horsey to discover the Norfolk Broads in all its autumnal glory. Immerse yourself in this special landscape, enjoy a spot of wildlife watching, or grab a tasty treat and watch the world go by at Horsey Windpump.

Do you enjoy wandering around gardens, seeking inspiration for your own or perhaps they're a place to escape to if you lack your own green space? Find out what's in bloom, as well as some fascinating facts, myths and meanings behind the flowers we grow and what to look out for at this time of year.

From the sound of bellowing deer as rutting season gets underway to the arrival of pink-footed geese overhead, autumn’s a great time of year to go wildlife spotting. As our conservation work of their habitats continues and the season advances, you’ll see vibrant colours interspersed with the signs of nature all around you.

Take a walk through an incredible landscape of orange and gold this autumn. With crunchy leaves underfoot and the natural world changing by the day, here are some of our favourite spots to witness this natural spectacle near you. You're never too old to enjoy kicking your way through the autumn leaves.

Whether you live here or are coming to Norfolk on holiday, it's a great place to explore with the family. From crabbing at Blakeney, cycling at Blickling, wildlife watching at Sheringham Park, as well as plenty of leaves to kick your way through at Felbrigg Hall. There's even a pumpkin trail to look out for at Oxburgh Hall this October half term.

Throughout Norfolk there are many trails and footpaths that will take you through stunning scenery, from the iconic coastline to the Norfolk Broads. As well as the Norfolk Coast Path, head off the beaten track at Sheringham Park, Felbrigg Hall and Blickling Estate.

2020 is the 125th anniversary of the National Trust and as we celebrate this special birthday year, we’re also taking the opportunity to look back at where it all began. Here are some of the key moments in our history of caring for special places, in East Anglia.

Go behind the scenes at Sheringham Park and discover 1,000 acres of glorious parkland, woods and clifftops. Learn about the designer who sculpted the landscape, Humphry Repton, and meet the staff and volunteers who keep his vision alive today.

Each week we're sharing one of our popular recipes with you. This week why not enjoy our apple and blackberry crumble? It tastes even better when you've picked the fruit yourself.