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WEBBecome a National Trust member. Your support helps us look after hundreds of places, from houses and gardens to coastlines and countryside. As a member you can also enjoy: Pay for a new joint, family, individual or young person membership by annual Direct Debit online and get a £15 National Trust gift card to spend in our shops and cafés.
London | South East - National Trust
WEBOur work in London. The National Trust in London aims to support a fairer London by addressing unequal access to nature, beauty and history where people live. We’re doing this by improving existing green space, protecting cherished local heritage sites and supporting people to participate with green space and heritage on their own terms.
Book your visit to Waddesdon | Bucks | National Trust
WEBBook your visit. Arriving at Waddesdon. You'll need a ticket to explore both the house and grounds of the illustrious Waddesdon, which is managed by the Rothchild Foundation on behalf of the National Trust. Discover how to book timed entry tickets to this French Renaissance-style château, as well as how to book grounds-only entry and secure ...
Explore Blickling Hall | Norfolk | National Trust
WEBThe 1st Earl inherited a collection of 10,000 books from a distant cousin, Sir Richard Ellys, who was an important theologian and antiquary. Blickling Hall is now home to one of England’s most notable country house libraries: containing over 12,500 books, it's the biggest book collection cared for by the National Trust.
Guide to UK trees: photos and descriptions | National Trust
WEBThe acorns and indented leaves of the common oak are arguably the most recognisable of any tree in the British countryside. However, there are actually two species of oak native to the UK. While their bark and leaves look similar, pedunculate or ‘English’ oak typically thrives in the lowlands, while sessile oak is more often found in the ...
Family days out, activities and attractions | National Trust
WEBA family-friendly day out at Sandilands. Sandilands, on the Lincolnshire coast, is a captivating haven where children fall in love with nature. Surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty and teeming with diverse wildlife, it's the perfect place for young explorers to connect with the great outdoors. Article.
Volunteer with us | National Trust
WEBVolunteer and supporter groups. Join your local supporter group or National Trust volunteering group to enjoy special interest talks, visits, holidays and other social and fundraising events or hands-on conservation activities.
Holidays in Cornwall | Find a place to stay | National Trust
WEBCottages. We have over 100 self-catering holiday cottages in Cornwall sleeping two to twelve people. From sea view cottages close to Padstow and Port Isaac, to cliff-top retreats on the Lizard Peninsula we have a wide range of cottages for holidays in Cornwall. Stay at one of our holiday cottages in Cornwall this year and discover some of the ...
Avebury's stone circles & henge | Wiltshire | National Trust
WEBStone circles and henge. Avebury Henge dates from around 4,600 years ago. The bank and ditch are almost a mile in circumference, and the ditch was originally around nine metres deep. The banks were built up from chalk, dug from the ditch using stone and bone tools, and both would have been bright white when new.
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