Virtual tours of our places

Bring beautiful garden scenes and sweeping outdoor views to your own home with some virtual tours. While our houses, gardens and parks are closed, our virtual doors are open for you to be transported to places in our care. Take in a rose garden while you're having a cuppa, explore the famous Giant's Causeway in your dressing gown and explore the Arts and Crafts-inspired garden at Hidcote.

Hyacinths and the Father Time statue in the Formal Garden at Anglesey Abbey, Cambridgeshire

Anglesey Abbey garden 

Take in the beauty of the herbaceous garden at Anglesey Abbey from the comfort of your sofa. There are neat rows of white and blue hyacinths to admire and you can zoom into the statue of Father Time. The gardens here are always changing with the seasons, so it might look a little different when we open our doors again.

Admire the garden at Anglesey Abbey
View of headlands and bays at The Giant's Causeway, County Antim, Northern Ireland

Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland 

There are several sweeping viewpoints to take in at Giant's Causeway, but while our doors are closed, experience the different scenes of the County Antrim coast from the comfort of your sofa. We've got a few virtual tours of this geological marvel, including one of the iconic basalt columns that make up Giant's Causeway.

Take a virtual tour of where giants walked
The Old Garden in June at Hidcote, Gloucestershire

Hidcote, Gloucestershire 

Take a herbaceous, botanical virtual tour of Hidcote, and explore what our gardeners take care of while you're away. There's an abundance of flower beds in the old garden, and you can take a look at the plant house with its tall potted plants and outdoor pond covered in floating lily-pads.

Take a virtual stroll in Hidcote's gardens
The cottage garden in summer, Sissinghurst Castle Garden

Sissinghurst Castle Garden, Kent 

Take a virtual tour of Sissinghurst Castle Garden, which is where the author Vita Sackville-West and her husband Harold lived in for decades. They fell in love with Sissinghurst and created a world-renowned garden – which you can see here.

Take a virtual tour of the garden at Sissinghurst
The Wind Pump situated on the Sedge Fen

Wicken Mill, Wicken Fen, Cambridgeshire 

See the iconic Wicken Mill in this virtual tour, and look out across the field to a glorious sunset scene. It's our vision to create a diverse landscape for wildlife in this fenland oasis. Since 1999, we have more than doubled the size of the nature reserve and created an eight-mile cycleway and footpath nearby for you to enjoy when we reopen our doors. For now, take it all in on this virtual view.

Discover the fens