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From thriving wetlands to sprawling estates, intimate spaces and modernist masterpieces. London has it all, if you know where to look.

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The Cherry Garden, with two blossom trees in square planters, and beds edged by conical topiary, with Ham House, London in the background

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Ham House and Garden

A unique 17th-century treasure trove

Yellow daffodils flowering at Osterley Park and House, Middlesex

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Osterley Park and House

A Georgian country estate in west London

Two women sitting on a bench on the boardwalk at Morden Hall Park, holding reusable coffee cups, smiling and talking

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Morden Hall Park

A green oasis in the city at the heart of the community.

Visitors explore the Writ in Water architectural artwork which features words from the Magna Carta carved in stone

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Runnymede and Ankerwycke

The birthplace of the Magna Carta. History, art and nature on the banks of the River Thames.

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Rainham Hall

An elegant Georgian House with a diverse history, peaceful garden and changing exhibitions to explore.

Visitors exploring inside Fenton House, London

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Fenton House and Garden

Handsome 17th-century house with unusual collections and picturesque walled gardens

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Sutton House and Breaker's Yard

A fascinating Tudor house at the heart of a vibrant community

Candles and picture postcards on a mantlepiece with decorative fretwork at 575 Wandsworth Road, London

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575 Wandsworth Road

An extraordinary home and work of art

Exterior of modernist house designed by Erno Goldfinger as viewed from the street during daytime

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2 Willow Road

Innovative and influential Modernist home from 1939

A man with a child on his back standing next to a woman in well-kept gardens in front of a big house

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Red House

Iconic Arts and Crafts home of William and Jane Morris and the centre of the Pre-Raphaelite circle.

Houses and buildings in London

A family with young children on the Easter trail at Beningbrough Hall, North Yorkshire

Family-friendly places to visit in London

Visitor walking his dogs at Osterley Park, London

Easter egg hunts in London this spring

Join us for an Easter adventure at National Trust places in London. Discover our family-friendly trail with fun activities for you to do along the way. Complete the trail and earn your chocolate egg at the end.

Family-friendly places in London

From gardens and parks with plenty of space to run around and let off steam to quirky houses with fascinating histories, there's something for all the family to enjoy at our places in London.

Illustration of a lady from Horrible Histories' Gorgeous Georgians, dressed in a pink dress and a towering white wig decorated with flowers.

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Horrible Histories® Gorgeous Georgians trail at Osterley Park & House

From Monday 17 February to Sunday 31 August 2025, this unmissable family-friendly Horrible Histories® adventure brings history to life. Perfect for children and adults alike who want to dive into the quirks and drama of Georgian society. You can expect splats, hats and lots of rats!

An Asian man with glasses, wearing a black leatherman jacket and a red jumper, poses in front of a wall projecting a sea of pink blossom petals. He stands pointing at himself with both his hands.

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Nature's Confetti returns to Outernet London for Blossom season 2025

Enjoy the power and beauty of 'nature's confetti' as you experience the illusion of petals raining down on you from above at Outernet London, an immersive entertainment space housing giant floor to ceiling wraparound screens, the most advanced of their kind in the world. The National Trust Blossom experience returns for 2025 at Outernet London, Charing Cross Road (WC2H 8LH) from 1 - 30 April 2025.

Blossom tree with skyscraper in the background, London

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Blossom Weekend in London

Join us for a weekend of creative activities at 80 Mortimer Street on on 9 - 11 May to celebrate the Festival of Blossom with the National Trust London team and our community partners. Throughout the weekend, each community groups will take the spotlight during a day of creative exploration around the theme of Blossom. Tickets will be able to book nearer the time.

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National Trust London collaborate with Glitch to inspire new wave of urban gardeners

National Trust London is collaborating with Glitch, an innovative AR platform encouraging local biodiversity and urban greening to bring blossom trees to younger and more diverse audiences as part of the 2025 Festival of Blossom.

Fluffy white and pink blossom starts appearing on trees and hedgerows across London from late March.

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The garden at Ham House

See spring blossom at Ham House on over 100 fruit trees around the gardens including apricot, cherry, plum, apple and pear. Historical records show that there's been an orchard at Ham House since at least 16009. So these trees are similar to those that owners of the house in days gone by would have enjoyed.

A carpet of bright yellow daffodils in the foreground, with a large pink magnolia tree against a blue sky

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The garden at Osterley Park

Spot the Great White Cherry in the Winter Garden this spring, also known as Prunus ‘Tai Haiku’, with its brilliant white petals making a beautiful backdrop to your visit. Plum, pear and apple trees blossom from mid April, attracting bees busily collecting pollen.

A girl playing at Morden Hall Park, with fluffy white blossom in the foreground of the shot

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Things to do at Morden Hall Park

From mid to late May, the horse chestnut trees blossom into shades of brilliant white, with snow-like flowers lining the avenues. And the hedgerows and path in the North Park look particularly lovely lined wth hawthorn and blackthorn blossom.

A close up of fluffy white apple blossom against a bright blue sky, with a bee resting in the centre of one of the flowers

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Explore the garden at Fenton House

From April to May, 27 different varieties of apple tree burst into flower and Fenton Houes in the 300 year old orchard. The blossom is pink when the flowers first bloom, fading to white as the season progresses. Small ornamental cherry trees blossom along the South Walk too, providing a lovely backdrop for photos.

Apricot blossom against a wall in the Kitchen Garden at Ham House and Garden, London

Gardens and parks in London

Discover a variety of plants and interest in gardens across London, from spring bulbs bursting into life, and colourful summer roses to golden autumn leaves and frosty topiary.

An adult and two children riding their bikes through a cycle path leading between dense hedgerows and woodland.

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Sustainable travel in London

There are a number of sustainable travel options for travelling to and from the places in our care in London, whether you're looking to travel by train, tube, bus, bike or foot.

A family walking in the grounds at Osterley Park and House, London

Walking in London

From acres of parkland at Osterley Park to the meadows, wetlands and woodlands of Ham House, discover where to go for the best walks in London.

The Jurors, by artist Hew Locke, at Runnymede and Ankerwycke, Surrey, composed of 12 intricately worked bronze chairs incorporating imagery representing key moments in the struggle for freedom, rule of law and equal rights, photographed beneath a stormy sky

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Egham to Runnymede countryside circular walk

Surrey

Follow this Surrey countryside trail of a circular walk between Egham and Runnymede through ancient woodlands, wetlands and wildflower meadows.

Entrance to the Stableyard Cafe at Morden Hall Park, London

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Walking at Morden Hall Park

Follow the main paths if you’ve got little ones with bikes or scooters as they’re nice and level and easy to manage. Venture further afield to the wetlands and you might spot some of our winter visitors, little egret and snipe, wading their way through the water.

Visitors cycling at Osterley Park, London

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Osterley Park and House multiuse trail

With a hard surface all the way round, this multiuse trail at Osterley Park is perfect for walkers, cyclists and wheelchair users and takes in woods and open land.

Our work in London

The National Trust in London aims to support a fairer London by addressing unequal access to nature, beauty and history where people live. We’re doing this by improving existing green space, protecting cherished local heritage sites and supporting people to participate with green space and heritage on their own terms. Find out more about our projects across London here.

Family members sat outside the café at Osterley Park and House, London

Places to eat in London

Discover some favourite tea-rooms and cafés in London and plan where to stop for a tasty treat on your next adventure

Vegan 'creem' tea with jam and vegan clotted 'creem'

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Eating and shopping at Osterley Park

Discover where to eat and drink at Osterley Park and House. Stop for refreshments in the historic Tudor courtyard and browse the shops for gifts and pre-loved books.

Visitor carrying a tray of coffee and cake in the cafe at Llanerchaeron, Wales

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Eating and shopping at Ham House and Garden

Set in historic buildings, the Orangery Café and shop offer inviting spaces to relax and treat yourself on your visit to Ham House and Garden.

Catering assistant making drinks in the café at Morden Hall Park, London

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Eating and shopping at Morden Hall Park

Enjoy freshly prepared tasty snacks and cakes at a choice of two cafés and pick up the perfect read at the second-hand bookshop, all supporting the National Trust’s work.

A member of staff carries a potted tree through the garden centre at Morden Hall Park, London, surrounded by plant benches of shrubs, plants and garden ornaments.

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The Garden Centre at Morden Hall Park

Shop for plants, seeds, pots, gardening equipment, toys and games, gifts and homewares at the National Trust’s first garden centre, with all profits supporting our work.

Visitors walking in the garden at Fenton House and Garden, London

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Supporter groups in London

Find a local supporter group in London to meet like-minded people and enjoy activities including visits and talks and help with hands-on conservation or fundraising events.

Parents and two children leaning over the White Bridge at Morden Hall Park

What's on in London and what's coming up soon

Plan your summer days out here in London, with events and activities to suit all ages.

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Horrible Histories® Gorgeous Georgians trail

Osterley Park and House, Isleworth, Middlesex

Horrible Histories® time-travelling experience launches at Osterley House and Park

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Easter egg hunt at Morden Hall Park, Wednesday 16 - Monday 21 April

Morden Hall Park, Morden, London

This Easter, hop into adventure with Ranger Bunny on a family Easter trail at Morden Hall Park!

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Easter egg hunt at Ham House and Garden

Ham House and Garden, Richmond, Surrey

This spring, treat the whole family to a world of adventure at Ham House and Garden on an Easter trail, running Saturday 5 April to Monday 21 April.

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Easter egg hunt at Osterley

Osterley Park and House, Isleworth, Middlesex

This spring, a friendly bunch of animals have escaped from the Tapestry Room at Osterley House and are now running about in the gardens! Help us out by seeing if you can catch them and return them to the beautiful tapestries.

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Osterley Park's Creative Community Art Project

Osterley Park and House, Isleworth, Middlesex

Osterley Park’s Creative Community Art Project has been designed to deepen connections with its surrounding communities and improve access to Osterley’s green spaces and heritage.