Cambridgeshire

Wanting to inspire and surprise visitors, Lord Fairhaven created a spectacular garden with plants for all seasons. What will be your seasonal highlight? Don't miss the Rose Garden this summer.

Lancelot 'Capability' Brown helped shape the landscape at Wimpole, look out for the folly in the form of a ruined castle on your walk around the park, or wander around the Walled Garden and Pleasure Grounds on your next visit.

The National Trust's oldest nature reserve, and England's most famous fen. With over 9,000 species, it's also a great spot for wildlife lovers.

Enjoy the many routes along the river and through meadows from Houghton Mill to St. Ives, Huntingdon and Godmanchester.

Missing out on enjoying a cream tea with us? Our teams have shared some of their scone recipe ideas that you can try at home. From the traditional to the quirky, which will be your favourite?

While our houses are closed, our virtual doors are open for you to be transported to the places in our care. Take a look around Fen Cottage, one of the last surviving buildings of a once thriving hamlet, whose residents lived and worked on the fens.

We care for one of the world's largest and most significant collections of art and heritage objects, but did you know that you can explore many of them online from the comfort of your home?

Our gardens are gradually re-opening. 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 in your own gardens at this time of year.

How well do you know the National Trust places in our care in East Anglia? Test your knowledge with our quiz, as we delve into the stories of some of the fascinating places that your support helps us care for. How many questions will you get right?

Each week we're sharing one of our popular recipes with you. This week why not try our pea and mint scotch eggs? They're perfect for adding a little colour to your summer picnic.

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.

We look back at the vital role East Anglia played in the war effort during the Second World War. The region became home to over 350,000 American air force personnel, country houses were requisitioned and our coast was used in the preparations for the D-Day landings.

Highland cattle and Konik ponies are helping to create new habitats for rare wetland plants and wildlife at Wicken Fen. We need your help to look after this grazing herd, that will in turn ensure these rare species thrive.

For centuries they have tirelessly worked the land, but Shire horses are a breed under threat. At Wimpole Home Farm in Cambridgeshire we need your help to look after these magnificent beasts and secure their future.