Women Artists and Designers object trail
Embark on a brand-new trail in the House and gardens and pick up a copy of the book in the shop.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
This year, the National Trust is celebrating women artists and designers in a new publication. At Anglesey Abbey, we have created an object trail to commemorate these artists alongside other influential women at the property.
The object trail runs from Saturday 1 March to Sunday 1 June 2025. The trail starts in the Tapestry Hall in the House and continues into the Dining Room, Exhibition Room and the gardens as well. There will be signs to guide you to the statues in the gardens and you will also be able to follow the trail on our website, by scanning the QR code at the House.
Enjoy finding out more about the objects, books, paintings and sculptures on this trail while celebrating the women whose artwork or influence is part of Anglesey Abbey's story.
The book 'Women Artists and Designers at the National Trust' is available to purchase in the shop.
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Prices
Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Suitability
Aimed at adults and young people, but children can complete the trail too.
- Meeting point
The trail starts in the Tapestry Hall in the House.
- What to bring and wear
The majority of the trail takes place within the house with the final part outside. Therefore, a warm coat and comfortable footwear suitable for both indoors and outdoors is advised.
- Accessibility
This trail will take place on the ground floor of the House for maximum accessibility. Please see our access statement for more information about accessibility or call us on 01223 80010.
- Other
The House is open 11am to 4pm (last entry 3.30pm).
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