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Picnicking on the lawn at Allan Bank and Grasmere, Lake District
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Best picnic spots 

Pack your favourite food, grab a blanket and visit one of the best picnic spots in our care. Whether it's beside a grand house, in colourful gardens or next to the sea, there are plenty of locations to choose from.

Four spring lambs frolicking on a grassy slope with a folly behind
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Places you can see lambs 

Lambs are one of the most popular signs of spring and you can spot them at many of the places we care for. Get to know the different breeds we look after, including the Herdwick sheep that Beatrix Potter once bred.

One woman in the foreground looking at three floral female busts, a man and woman in the background pointing at the sculptures.
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Special exhibitions 

Connect with nature, beauty and history at an exhibition near you. From showcasing art and collections, to exploring the connections between people and places, there's something for everyone.

Walkers passing by a stream on Slieve Donard in the Mourne Mountains, County Down
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Hill and mountain walks 

Discover a range of memorable and historic hill and mountain trails across the UK. There's something for every skill level, from seasoned adventurers to relaxed ramblers, and nature lovers to family groups.

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

Colin Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington in Bridgerton stood next to each other inside Claydon House, Buckinghamshire
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Top filming locations 

Many of the places in our care have been locations for films and TV dramas. Go behind-the-scenes at our most popular filming locations and discover how iconic moments were created on screen.

View of the Temperate Fernery at Cragside, Northumberland, which has multiple leafy fern plants in the ground and then slabs on stone on the floor and forming an entryway behind the ferns.
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Wild Tales nature podcast 

In our new podcast episode, learn about the certified fern frenzy, or pteridomania, that swept through Victorian Britain in the mid-1800s. You can also discover more stories from Wild Tales, our new nature podcast.

Servants bells, above the door to the study, for Lord Grey's room and dressing rooms at Dunham Massey
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Country house communication through the ages 

Learn how innovations in country house communication technology, from sprung bells to early telephones, transformed the ways servants could be called upon.

A close up of some bluebells in the rain
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A guide to bluebells in the UK 

Discover how the native British bluebell differs from the Spanish variety, and find out how this wild flower has been used in medicines and inspired storytellers for centuries.

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.

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Run the London Marathon 

Are you a keen runner who wants to support our work? Apply for a place in the 2026 TCS London Marathon and join our running team to help fundraise for nature, beauty and history.

Holidays and shopping

The sitting room opening onto the portico at Cotehele Quay Lodge Cottage, Cornwall
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Collections of places to stay 

Explore collections of holiday cottages and campsites, inspired by the special buildings, locations and unforgettable experiences of a holiday at one of the places we care for.

Natural, biodegradable plant pots are part of the SS 2025 collection

Bring your garden to life 

We’ve got many new products to help your garden grow this spring. Browse biodegradable plant pots, tools, sculptures, watering cans and seed balls in our online shop.

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

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