Tyntesfield

Peek behind-the-scenes as we undertake a major conservation project to replace the fire alarm system in Tyntesfield house, home to four generations of the Gibbs family from 1844 to 2001.

With 540 acres of parkland, woodland, formal gardens and kitchen gardens to explore, there's plenty to do in the outdoors at Tyntesfield.

Dragonflies and deer, bats, birds and badgers, newts, hares, fungi and reptiles.. Tyntesfield is home to a whole range of wildlife. How many different types can you spot during this year's City Nature Challenge?

Tyntesfield's annual Victorian month is back this May with some brand new events alongside some old favourites...

From snacks and hearty meals to cream teas and award winning brownies, there's plenty to fill those bellies.

Whether you want to treat yourself or a loved one, we've got everything from seasonal specialities and locally sourced produce to National Trust classics.

You can get 20% off in our restaurant, café and shop if you travel to Tyntesfield sustainably.

A range of volunteering roles are available at Tyntesfield from helping with conservation in the house, to volunteering with the visitor team or in the gardens.

A lot of work goes into caring for a Victorian house and its historic collection.

Thanks to a generous donation from S C Johnson, we are undertaking a project to conserve a collection of ancient and veteran trees across a number of Bristol sites.