London

Whether you are seeking out snowdrops or watching for winter birds our places and spaces in London offer an array of winter wonders.

See colour bursting through in the Winter Garden at Osterley and hear how look after our gardens throughout the frosts.

From merry meanders through Morden Hall Park to rambles by the river at Ham House and Garden, all our winter walks in London are bursting with festive charm.

So muster up your family and friends, grab a hat and scarf and head off to embrace the outdoors.

The Denney Edition, celebrates an icon of 20th century style; fashion photographer, interior designer and art connoisseur Anthony Denney.

Discover how this 1960s influencer made his home at Rainham Hall and see what he left behind.

Explore the rise to fame and fortune of the Child family and discover the works of art they collected from around the globe in a new exhibition at Osterley Park.

The centrepiece of the exhibition is the recently acquired painting of Saint Agatha by the 17th-century Italian artist Carlo Dolci.

Please Sit is a warm invitation to sit down, linger longer and look anew at Fenton House, its remarkable contents and the worlds they came from.

Guest host Gitta Gschwendtner is joined by five fellow designers in creating new seating in a selection of the rooms and garden.

London is full of history, everywhere you turn. National Trust cares for Tudor manor houses, modernist treasures, and neo-classical mansions, all within easy reach of the city. We can take you on a journey few others get to see - what will you explore?

Visit our partner attractions in London and you'll get a member discount on entry. With new partners involved each year, there's plenty to explore.

Tired of busy city living? Visit our small urban gardens in the heart of the city for a lunch-break, or our vast parks for weekend picnics, walks and cycle rides.

Taking early retirement was a difficult life change for Peter. He missed the routine of going to work, and the connections and friendships he had there. All this changed when Peter got his dogs. Through regular walks at Osterley Park in west London he gets to socialise with other walkers, which is a source of great joy and happiness for him.

Margaret has found friendship and fun at Sutton House in East London. As part of the Recycled Teenagers – a group for the over 55s – Margaret keeps busy and shares her love of dancing, socialising and art.

With no garden, and living in a big city, Lucy used to spend most of her time indoors. Now she is designing wildflower meadows with the rangers at Modern Hall Park. She works with other young people to make a difference to her local green space – and protect the wildlife that lives there.