Skip to content

Find your next visit

Discover more than 500 places to visit and lots of events to get involved in.

There are no suggestions available
Explore

Ideas for days out

A tunnel with visitors stood at the end on a guided tour of Fan Bay Deep Shelter at The White Cliffs of Dover, Kent
Article
Article

Places with First and Second World War connections 

To mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day on 8 May, explore the places we look after that played an important role during the First and Second World War, from training areas to homes for evacuees.

Visitors exploring the accessible footpath at Foremark, Derbyshire in woodland surrounded by trees
Article
Article

Top accessible walks 

Discover the best accessible trails to explore with pushchairs, wheelchairs and mobility aids across the places we look after. Get out in nature without having to go off the beaten track.

View of octagonal house with fields and estuary view beyond
Article
Article

Unique houses 

Learn about some of the most unusual houses we look after, from a hydroelectric-powered Arts and Crafts home with an early dishwasher to a Jacobean time capsule.

Otter standing in shallows of stream with fish in its mouth, Stackpole, Pembrokeshire
Article
Article

Where to see otters 

Find out where to go to spot otters in the wild, including locations in Hampshire, Pembrokeshire and Cornwall. Many of the places in our care feature dens from where you can watch these secretive creatures.

Start your journey of discovery

Delve into history, get tips from our experts, learn a new skill and go behind the scenes at your favourite places.

Things to see and do

Visitors walking the Ridge Trail at Divis and the Black Mountain, County Antrim.
Article
Article

How walking in nature can help wellbeing 

Whether you wander along coastal headlands or stroll around your favourite park, discover how walking in nature can help improve your general wellbeing.

Multi-coloured tulips in the garden at Ormesby Hall
Article
Article

The history of tulips 

Tulips have been a popular flower for centuries. Find out where they came from, how they inspired the 'tulipmania' craze and learn about the different varieties you can still spot today.

Skylark at Lyme Park, Cheshire in June
Article
Article

Our guide to identifying birdsong 

There are more than 600 known bird species in the UK and their calls are an important clue when bird spotting. Listen to our selection of distinctive birdsongs and begin to recognise the differences.

Elizabeth Talbot, Countess of Shrewsbury, also known as Bess of Hardwick' by Rowland Lockey. Hanging in the Long Gallery at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire
Article
Article

Remarkable women in history 

Learn about the remarkable women in history linked to the places in our care, from the political player who helped make Charles II king, to the archaeologist who discovered a 7th-century Saxon ship burial.

In the news

A Eurasian beaver perched by the water and eating

England's first legal wild release of beavers 

On 5 March, two pairs of adult beavers were released into the wet woodland that surrounds Little Sea at Studland Bay in Dorset. This was under licence from the government, which was the first licence of its kind to be issued in England – all previous releases have been for releases into enclosures.

Holidays and shopping

The sitting room opening onto the portico at Cotehele Quay Lodge Cottage, Cornwall
Article
Article

Collections of places to stay 

From cottages in famous gardens to hideaways near the places we care for, explore our collections of holiday cottages and campsites to plan a memorable break.

The Avalon Bistro Set in rose, from the spring/summer 2025 collection

Embrace outdoor living 

With summer on its way, browse our new garden furniture and accessories range. From bistro table sets to cushions and summerhouses, we’ve got lots of options for making the outdoors a welcoming space.

Two people sitting in a field surrounded by spring flowers on the clifftop at The White Cliffs of Dover, Kent

Become a member

Join today and help protect nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever. Enjoy access to more than 500 places with National Trust membership.