For film and TV lovers
Cobbled streets, rolling hills and Tudor mansions that we care for have been backdrops to countless film and TV shows. Featuring in costume dramas, fantasy worlds and fairy tales, you'll have seen stars performing dramatic scenes in many of our houses, castles and landscapes.
All Creatures Great and Small
Anyone who’s ever dreamed of becoming a vet has probably read the James Herriot books, or watched the classic TV series. Now a new six-part adaptation is arriving on our screens, filmed in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. Keep an eye out in episode two and you might spot Janet’s Foss – a beautiful secluded waterfall on the Malham Tarn Estate. Tune in weekly from Tuesday 1 September at 9pm on Channel 5, or catch up on the My5 website.
Filming enquiries
Rugged coastlines, beautiful parks and graceful buildings. With thousands of years of history on our books, we can add character to whatever you're filming.
Solving mysteries with Enola Holmes
Based on the novels by Nancy Springer, new film ‘Enola Holmes’ introduces the world’s greatest detective to his fiercest competition yet: his teenage sister. Filming locations included Benthall Hall in Shropshire and Ashridge in Hertfordshire - see if you can spot them when the film comes to Netflix from 23 September.
Poldark's filming locations
Ever wondered where the windswept cliff scenes in Poldark were filmed? Or whether you can visit the secret coves and mines of the hit BBC adaptation of Winston Graham's novels? Here's the inside knowledge on where to go and see the locations for yourself.
Lacock on screen
Lacock is a famous filming location and its appearances include Harry Potter, Wolf Hall and Pride and Prejudice. Look out for the Abbey in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.
Welsh Treasures: Houses, Land and Secrets on S4C
Discover the secrets behind our houses and castles in a new series on S4C. Trysorau Cymru: Tir, Tai a Chyfrinachau (Treasures of Wales: Land, Houses and Secrets) looks into the stories hidden within the walls of six of our most historic houses in Wales and asks some important questions about their past – the good and the bad.
Our places on screen with George Clarke's National Trust Unlocked
Ever wanted to delve deeper into the stories of your favourite National Trust places? This new six-part series from Channel 4 takes you behind the scenes with architect and presenter George Clarke, as he visits some of the grand stately homes, quirky cottages and beautiful gardens in our care. Tune in on Sundays from 23 August at 9pm.
Walks with literary connections
Head out on a walk through landscapes that have inspired literary giants including Agatha Christie, Thomas Hardy and Enid Blyton; or explore the special places that brought their stories to life for big and small screen adaptations.