Discover more in Yorkshire
Home to abbey ruins, houses, gardens and stretches of coast and countryside including the Dales and the North York Moors.
As summer days warm up and flowers billow in the borders, see how the gardens are growing at a National Trust garden near you. Choose from landscaped estates to small city escapes and every style of horticulture in-between.
Maybe it's because acidic soil helps them thrive, but swathes of rhododendrons and azaleas are a less common sight in Yorkshire's gardens. With national collections and hundreds of different varieties, don't miss the colour spectacle through spring and early summer at Wentworth Castle Gardens.
Stroll through the gardens at Goddards, a private haven on the outskirts of York, and discover scented borders, a terrace, ponds and year-round wildlife.
Soak in the sight of thousands of colourful tulips creating a bright and welcoming spectacle.
Designed by John and William Aislabie in the 18th century and granted World Heritage Site status in 1986, the gardens at Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal boast views, ponds and garden buildings as eye-catchers across the landscape.
Discover the formal gardens, walled kitchen garden, herbaceous borders and wildlife areas, each with its own style and beauty. Find out more about this RHS partner garden in Yorkshire.
Discover edible delights in the kitchen garden, unwind beside the orangery or escape to the menagerie garden before exploring the winding paths of the pleasure grounds.
Explore centuries of history in this spectacular south Yorkshire landscape, with formal gardens, inspiring monuments and a folly that isn’t quite what it seems.
The garden at Nunnington Hall is the perfect place to enjoy some peace and quiet. Peaceful hidden spots, colourful peacocks and colourful flowers offer a great day out.
Take a stroll through the gardens and experience spring at East Riddlesden Hall.
The evocative ruins of the abbey are set beside the grounds of Studley Royal, a medieval deer park in Yorkshire. It was declared Yorkshire’s first World Heritage Site in 1986.
Follow the paths and tracks at Nostell to discover ancient woodland, an abundance of wildlife and rolling views across this enchanting Yorkshire landscape.
The 380 acres of parkland at Beningbrough offer the chance to stretch your legs and reconnect with nature, as well as being home to wildlife including birds, rare bats and the iridescent tansy beetle. Park for free in the visitor car park before heading out on one of the routes.
In the shadow of the Minster, right in the heart of York, is the small city garden of Treasurer's House. Free to relax in, see the seasons evolve and watch the city wildlife at work.
From the glorious garden at Dunham Massey to the industrial garden landscape at Quarry Bank, this corner of the North West is full of blossom and spring flowers.
As the weather gets warmer, there are some quite spectacular moments in store in gardens across the North East this spring. Discover wow moments set to lift your spirits, delicate, gentle blossom and colourful borders teeming with wildlife.
The Lakes is known for its dramatic, wild landscapes, but it's home to some intriguing gardens too. Explore castle grounds, a cottage garden that inspired Beatrix Potter, and more.
Home to abbey ruins, houses, gardens and stretches of coast and countryside including the Dales and the North York Moors.