We’re reopening the places you love in the South East, safely and in line with government guidance. We recommend you book in advance for visits to gardens, parks and houses, especially at busy times such as weekends. See what’s open and ready for you to book this week below...
We're looking forward to Christmas in Oxfordshire and can't wait to welcome you. We're Christmas-decked and ready to go, so set aside some dates for seasonal sparkle and Christmas treats.
We're inviting you to embark on a Peter Rabbit™ winter adventure activity trail at National Trust places across the South East. Spot all kinds of nature and help Peter's friends as you make your way around beautiful gardens and parks - who will you come across on the way?
Over the winter season, we'll be bringing you five fun activity packs with your favourite Beatrix Potter characters for you to try at home, and also some extra inspiration for all the family this winter.
Our delicious festive recipes will go down a storm at your Christmas party or Christmas lunch. From appetisers and sides to mouth-watering puddings, here are 11 recipes to inspire you.
Searching for the perfect Christmas present but wanting to be more conscious of your impact on the planet? Take a look at our 2020 Christmas gift guide for a selection of thoughtful gifts that prioritise people and planet.
From Lady Brunner's intimate walled garden 'haven' at Greys Court to Waddesdon's stunning formal parterres, we have some beautiful gardens around Oxfordshire.
From Greys Court in the Chilterns to the east to Buscot and Coleshill estates in the Vale of the White Horse to the west, there is plenty of beautiful countryside to explore in Oxfordshire.
Visitors in the landscape gardens at Stowe, BuckinghamshireNational Trust Images / John Millar
There are loads of friendly National Trust supporter groups in the Thames Valley. They help support our places like Stowe, Hughenden and Greys Court by volunteering and fundraising. They also get together for fun days out, holidays and lectures.
