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Discover distinctive fenland landscapes, grand houses, lush farmland and a myriad of waterways, cycle paths and wildlife. There's plenty of choice in Cambridgeshire, if you live in or are visiting East Anglia.
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Top places to visit in Cambridgeshire
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Wimpole Estate
Today Wimpole is still a working estate, guided by the seasons, with an impressive mansion, parkland, gardens and Home Farm to explore.
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Anglesey Abbey
A passion for tradition and impressing guests, inspired one man to transform a run-down country house and desolate landscape into the masterpiece you see today.
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Wicken Fen
The National Trust's oldest nature reserve, England's most famous fen and one of Europe’s most important wetlands supporting over 9000 species
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Houghton Mill
Book onto a tour to follow the amazing survival story of this 18th century watermill, which still continues the tradition of milling onsite.
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Peckover House and Garden
Peckover is a hidden oasis in the heart of Wisbech. Book a tour to step inside the Georgian townhouse or wander around the two acre Walled Garden.
Top things to do in Cambridgeshire
Top summer walks in Cambridgeshire
Escape into nature for some fresh air and a walk. Here's our top walks around the county.
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Beyond Anglesey Abbey walk
A 4.6-mile family friendly walk along footpaths among the flat, Cambridgeshire fenland landscapes taking in waterways, Lode Mill and the villages of Stow-cum-Quy and Lode.
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Four Lodes Trail at Wicken Fen
Explore part of Wicken Fen following the four Lodes on a trail is a great walk for catching a glimpse of grazing herds including Konik ponies and Highland cattle. Stop off at one of the hides to look for bittern, waterfowl and marsh harriers. It's the perfect walk for all the family to enjoy this season.
More walks to try in Cambridgeshire
There are lots of things to discover on a walk in Cambridgeshire, including Anglesey Abbey’s iconic tree avenues, Wicken Fen’s winding reedbed routes, and paths through the two-acre Victorian garden at Peckover House.
What's on in Cambridgeshire
Events coming up in Cambridgeshire
Find out about upcoming events at National Trust places in Cambridgeshire.
Dog-friendly places
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Visiting Wimpole Estate with your dog
Why not bring your dog for a walk around Wimpole’s parkland? We just ask you take care around livestock. Then rest awhile on the terrace of the Old Rectory Restaurant.
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Visiting Wicken Fen with your dog
Dogs are welcome on the wider nature reserve at Wicken Fen. Where there are miles of paths to explore around Baker's, Adventurers' and Burwell Fens and beyond.
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Visiting Houghton Mill with your dog
Houghton Mill makes for a great starting point for dog-friendly walks that cross water meadows, the Ouse Valley and onto the market town of St Ives and Hemingfords villages.
Latest news and projects
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Stair Climber enables hundreds of visitors to access Wimpole Hall for the first time
The National Trust has enhanced accessibility at Wimpole Hall in Cambridgeshire by installing a Stair Climber, enabling wheelchair users and those with limited mobility to access the historic building. Following a successful trial in 2024, 788 visitors who might have otherwise missed out were able to experience the site. The Stair Climber offers a non-invasive solution that preserves the hall’s historic fabric while making it more inclusive. Similar installations have been introduced at other National Trust properties across the country, reinforcing the organization’s commitment to improving accessibility for all visitors.
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New bus service provides greener way to travel to Wicken Fen
A new dial-a-bus service is offering people in and around Ely, a greener way to travel to and from Wicken Fen, the National Trust’s first and oldest nature reserve.
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'Adopt a Plot' at Wicken Fen set to help restore nature
Adopt a Plot at Wicken Fen set to help restore nature
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New tree planting at Anglesey Abbey
A Black Walnut tree, Mongolian Lime tree and a Bee tree have all been planted on the Arboretum, where the much-loved Sycamore once stood.
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Wimpole Estate leads ambition to be carbon net zero by 2030
Wimpole Estate has reduced its net carbon emissions by 69% in four years, enough to heat and power 204 homes. The largest solar panel installation in the National Trust saves 50 tonnes of CO2e per year and generates 67% of the estate’s electricity. Land management is capturing around 1,250 tonnes of CO2e per year, supported by the largest tree planting project in the National Trust to date.
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His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester visits Peckover
His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester, visits Peckover House & Garden to find out about the National Trust's outreach work with community groups in Wisbech.
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Wicken Fen fledges first crane chick
In it's 125th anniversary year, the National Trust's oldest nature reserve fledges its first crane chick in over 400 years.
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Listen to the Voices of the Fen
A new 18-month creative project, led by internationally renowned artist Kathy Hinde, called ‘Listen to the Voices of the Fen’, will reveal hidden sound-worlds and often un-noticed voices of wildlife that call Wicken Fen home, offering a new perspective on the National Trust’s oldest nature reserve.
Get involved
Volunteering in Cambridgeshire
Making new friends, working in amazing places, and knowing that you're helping a cause you care about – just three great reasons to volunteer with us in Cambridgeshire.
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Supporter groups in Cambridgeshire
The Cambridge National Trust Volunteers group come together to help support their local properties. Find out more about what they do and how to join.
Places to stay
Coach House Loft
A converted coach house surrounded by parkland, with a key to Peckover's Garden.
Wainman House
A gorgeous Georgian house with stylish interiors and a private terraced garden in the small town of Wisbech.
Visiting National Trust places in Cambridgeshire without a car
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Sustainable travel in Cambridgeshire
There are a number of sustainable options for travelling to and from the places in our care in Cambridgeshire, whether you’re looking to travel by train, bus, bike or foot. Here’s a little more information that can help you plan your visit.
Upcoming events
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Little Gardeners' Club
Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill, Cambridge, CambridgeshireBring your little ones along for some outdoor gardening fun at Anglesey Abbey this summer.
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Guided garden walks
Wimpole Estate, Royston, CambridgeshireDiscover Wimpole's historic gardens.
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Unmissable Anglesey
Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill, Cambridge, CambridgeshireJoin a garden tour this May - June to discover more about the plants, trees, flowers and history of the gardens at Anglesey Abbey.
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Pig feeding at Home Farm
Wimpole Estate, Royston, CambridgeshireAn experience not to be missed on your visit to Wimpole Estate, the Home Farm pig feeding takes place twice daily.
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“Let’s talk about Peat” Walk
Wicken Fen National Nature Reserve, Ely, CambridgeshireWhat is going on with peat at the Fen? Find out what we've been doing to keep our deep peat wet, and to rewet other areas of peat - a vital tool in the fight against climate change. We're part of the Fens East Peat Partnership
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Little Acorns at the Farm
Wimpole Estate, Royston, CambridgeshireWimpole's popular pre-school group for 2-5 year olds
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Heavy Horse Carriage Rides
Wimpole Estate, Royston, CambridgeshireExperience the luxury of a private carriage ride pulled by one of our magnificent Wimpole Shire horses.
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Boat Tour and Tour of Houghton Mill 2025
Houghton Mill and Waterclose Meadows, near Huntingdon, CambridgeshireTake a boat tour from St Ives Quay to Houghton Mill enjoying the peace of the River Great Ouse in an electric riverboat; followed by a Guided Tour of Houghton Mill. Price to include the return boat trip and tour of the Mill.
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