Cambridgeshire

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?

Take a virtual tour of Anglesey Abbey's Formal Garden.

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?

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.

During the Second World War, East Anglia and it's close proximity to Europe, played a vital role in the war effort. 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.

Click here to find out more about the history of the house itself, including the previous owners and how Lord Fairhaven transformed it into the home you see today.

For over 2000 years Wimpole has been continuously occupied with a number of different families adding their own layer to it's colourful history

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.