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Discover lots of gardens, historic houses, days out at the coast and more.
Our free autumn pass promotion has now come to an end. Thank you to everyone who has claimed a free visit.
This year, we gave away a select number of free passes for everyone to enjoy autumn at the places in our care. We’ve now given these passes away – if you claimed one, you have until 20 October 2023 to use it.
There’s still so much to explore this autumn, from woodland wanders to strolls in a colourful autumn garden. Spot birds, see what kinds of fungi you can recognise and take photos surrounded by leaves.
With hundreds of places to visit, there’s something for everyone.
Discover lots of gardens, historic houses, days out at the coast and more.
If you have a voucher to visit a National Trust place, please read this list of properties that are exempt from free admission promotions before planning your visit.
Trees are one of the best natural defences against climate change, which is why we’re aiming to plant and establish 20 million trees by 2030. This National Tree Week (25 November–3 December), donate to Plant a Tree and make a difference.
From 18th-century water gardens and Arts and Crafts landscapes to intimate woodland gardens, there are so many places to discover.
Historic buildings are a treasure trove of stories, art and collections. Learn more about what makes these places so special and plan your visit.
Autumn opens up a world of new adventures for kids. Discover the best activities from our ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’, including playing conkers and foraging for wild food.
We look after many areas of outstanding natural beauty. Despite living increasingly urbanised lives, you can still find some incredible wild places to which you can escape.
Forest bathing is a mindfulness practice developed in Japan that's gained popularity in the UK. It involves being immersed in nature and using sight, smell and touch to slow down the mind and relax.