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Discover lots of gardens, historic houses, days out at the coast and more.
Explore abbey ruins, magnificent houses, glorious gardens and some fantastic stretches of coast and countryside including the Dales and the North York Moors in the beautiful county of Yorkshire.
Ancient abbey ruins and an awe-inspiring water garden at this World Heritage Site.
Glorious gardens, woodland and parkland, created for the privileged few and preserved for everyone to enjoy.
A hidden garden on the edge of York, designed in the Arts and Crafts garden style with formal terrace, wildlife pond, herbaceous borders and historic glasshouse.
Historic house and intimate gardens, a surprise oasis on the edge of a West Yorkshire town.
A picturesque Yorkshire manor house, nestled on the quiet banks of the River Rye with organic gardens and changing exhibitions.
Discover one of the great treasure houses in the North of England, and explore the surrounding parkland, lakes and formal gardens.
Explore the rooms of this grand house, and discover the décor, paintings and furniture that tell the stories of the many Pennyman’s who have lived there.
Explore art exhibitions and history in the 300 year old hall, evolving gardens on this family friendly estate in the Yorkshire countryside.
Join a tour in this house of contradictions in the centre of York, created as one man's vision to house his eclectic collection of furniture, art and tapestries.
Explore one of Yorkshire's finest 18th-century landscape gardens with two temples and views to the Abbey in the valley.
Discover the dramatic rock formations with views of surrounding heather moorland and beyond.
Meander through this spectacular wooded valley with 19th-century Gibson Mill at its heart.
Explore days out in nature for all the family, activities to book or get stuck into and what's coming up in the next school holiday.
Plan an adventure in Yorkshire this autumn, with play areas, activities for kids, wildlife to spot and plenty of things to do when it rains. Bring the whole family to make memories during your time together.
See what special events are going on in Yorkshire during the next school holidays.
There's always something new to see or do at a National Trust place near you - join a host of seasonal events and adventures for all ages. Or plan ahead and book tickets for a memorable time with family and friends. Popular events can sell out so don't miss your chance to book - new events are added regularly.
Travel by train, bus, bike or on foot for a sustainable day out in Yorkshire.
With just a short walk, many places can be access using local bus routes or trains. Here are a few to help you start planning your adventure from the moment you leave your doorstep. Many places are on established cycling routes as an alternative method of transportation, a great way to earn that slice of homemade cake.
From path repairs, combating fires and improving habitats to building new gardens and planting trees. Our day to day work goes further than just wonderful days out. See some of the work going on near you and across Yorkshire.
See how West Yorkshire uplands are being restored with ambitious woodland creation, peatland restoration and natural flood management by the National Trust and partners.
Sixteen organisations are working together to create a sustainable future for the Skell Valley. See the latest updates of this essential work to protect the area.
The National Trust and National Park Authority are working in partnership to repair and resurface the path network and damaged landscape.
Our work in the Yorkshire Dales is as much about future generations as it is about caring for its magnificent landscapes today. We recognise the Dales as an important place for agriculture while balancing the need to restore more of the natural environment, and we increasingly consider the impacts of climate change on communities further afield. Discover more about our day-to-day work here, from creating new treescapes to managing sites of special scientific interest.
From sharing stories, to hands-on labour, giving talks or working behind the scenes, there are many ways to get involved and support our work.
Find out more about how to join one of our teams of volunteers that look after some of Yorkshire's best-loved places, and the opportunities that are available.
Find out about National Trust supporter groups based in Yorkshire. You can support the places you love by volunteering or enjoying a programme of trips and talks.
Whether you're planning a weekend away or have a longer trip in mind, Yorkshire has some great places to stay.
You can't beat picking up a trail from your doorstep or watching the sun set at the end of a day exploring. Plan a holiday and stay near the Yorkshire coast.
When they're part of your family, they don't need to be left at home. Many cottages are suitable for dogs so they can join your on your Yorkshire stay.
Big enough for that special occasion, or just an opportunity to get together, explore the largest cottages Yorkshire can offer.
Just two miles from York's vibrant city centre, Middlethorpe offers the best of both worlds, a pretty country house and spa in 20 acres of beautiful gardens.
Join us throughout Autumn for a leaf spotter trail around the gardens.
Explore the histories of the Skell Valley through stories from people that have lived and worked there.
Join one of our volunteer tour guides to see the abbey as the Georgians once did; incorporated into the dramatic designed landscape.
Join the York wide search for the garden ghosts, back by popular demand. Get up close and personal to the three new temporary residents on open days from 21 September and throughout October.
Go back to the 18th-century and “Behind the Walls” to discover the story of Sabine Winn, the Swiss lady of the house from 1765
Join one of our volunteer tour guides to discover more about the largest monastic ruins in the country.
Join us on a Tuesday morning for a relaxing session of Pilates.
The Community Gallery is a space created to support local makers and artists, with a changing selection every six weeks.
Discover lots of gardens, historic houses, days out at the coast and more.