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Join today and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. Enjoy access to more than 500 places with National Trust membership.

Would you like to dig a bit deeper into history, find gardening tips or even make your own World Heritage Site? Discover more about the places we care for and pick up some new skills.
Learn about people and places from the past and explore remarkable works of art, architecture and gardens.
There are many intriguing objects with connections to magic, mystery or death at the places in our care. From a witch's cauldron to death masks and a boat made of bones, discover some of the most mysterious objects in our collections.

Discover the places and collections we care for that have connections to Black histories. Learn more about the people behind these connections, including the lady of the house at Dyrham Park in South Gloucestershire and an exiled emperor at Dunham Massey in Greater Manchester.

Explore the artworks in our collections that capture the beauty of sunrise and sunset. Learn how artists have used seascapes and sunlight to bring peaceful scenes and industrial backdrops alike to life.

We care for around 170 war memorials, with about 70 of those from the First World War. Discover the stories behind the monuments and find out where you can find them.

Get closer to nature with our guides on identifying fauna, spotting wildlife in their natural habitats, enjoying the outdoors responsibly, and much more.
Learn how to spot red squirrels, the best times to see them and how to tell them apart from grey squirrels.

Fungi play a vital role in the natural world, helping break down organic woodland material as part of the decomposition process. Learn all you need to know about these important organisms.

Barn owls are instantly recognisable from their heart-shaped faces and distinctive feathers. Learn where they prefer to hunt and nest, and the kinds of habitats they use at the places in our care.

Learn how to identify trees from their leaves, bark and shape, how to tell similar species apart and how they change as they get older.

Try some of our recipes at home and find out why we champion sustainable, local and seasonal food.
Browse a selection of recipe ideas, from cream-tea classics and family-friendly treats to meat-free dishes and seasonal delights.

This family favourite creamy chicken and leek pie, topped with fresh herbs and puff pastry, is the perfect choice to warm you up on chilly nights.

Warm, hearty and packed with healthy goodness, this soup has a full-bodied flavour finished with aromatic notes of coriander, giving it a light curry touch.

Discover which vegetables and fruit to harvest, plant and buy each month with our handy guide. Growing your own fruit and vegetables reduces food miles, which helps the environment.

Learn how to make the most of your garden with tips from our expert gardeners, plus make your plot more nature-friendly with ideas from the BBC's Secret Garden.
Would you like to get more out of your garden this autumn? Our experts share their tips on how to prepare your green space for colder weather and keep your plants thriving.

Looking for new ways to help your local wildlife? Here are some tips on how to make your garden a haven for mammals, birds and insects.

We've committed to going peat free as an organisation, and all the plants we grow, buy and sell are potted in peat-free compost. Discover top tips for peat-free gardening in your own green space.

Discover top tips on getting the most from your allotment or patch, and find out why growing your own fruit and vegetables is good for you in more ways than one.

Follow our step-by-step craft guides and create something new, from eco-friendly gifts to projects that help the wildlife on your doorstep.
Learn how to make a pumpkin lantern this Halloween and find tips for recycling it afterwards. You can also find ideas for using natural materials as an alternative to plastic decorations.

Create your own nature-inspired tote bag using leaves gathered from your local park or garden with this guide. Simply hammer leaves on to cotton fabric and they'll release their natural pigments for a simple and effective design.

Many people create rangoli to symbolise prosperity as part of Diwali celebrations, which is an annual Hindu festival of light. Create your own rangoli with this guide.

If you’d like to see more birds in your outdoor space, discover how you can make a simple bird feeder with just a few items and ingredients.

Immerse yourself in nature, beauty and history from the comfort of your own home with virtual exhibitions, behind-the-scenes videos or our podcasts.
Tune into award-winning stories of history, nature and adventure linked to the places in our care with our podcasts.

Delve into our online exhibitions, where you can explore artworks and discover the history of the places and collections we look after from your seat.

Take an interactive 360° virtual tour of the diverse landscapes and habitats on the Holnicote Estate in Somerset. Roam around beaver enclosures, ancient oak woodland and saltmarshes, and learn how conservation is shaping the future of this estate.

Step into the spotlight and explore the real-life locations behind your favourite films and TV shows, from grand estates in period dramas to magical landscapes in fantasy worlds.
Find out which places in our care have featured in TV and film adaptations of Jane Austen novels. Here’s a list of some of the best.

From Hogwarts to Malfoy Manor, explore the wizarding world of Harry Potter through the places in our care.

Discover which places were used as filming locations for the fourth series of Netflix's lavish Regency-era drama Bridgerton.


Join today and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. Enjoy access to more than 500 places with National Trust membership.