Christmas lights and illuminations 2024 | National Trust
This winter, many of the houses and gardens in our care will be transformed with Christmas illuminations. From spectacular light shows at big country houses to family-friendly twinkling trails, there's something for everyone. These popular events feature sound, illuminations and …
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Christmas traditions from history | National Trust
Midwinter parties and entertainment Food and feasting at Christmas Christmas gifts and Advent treats Christmas superstitions You might also be interested in We all have festive traditions at Christmas, but have you ever wondered where these customs began? From stirring silver charms into Christmas ...
Naturism at Studland Bay | Dorset | National Trust
Naturism at Studland. The National Trust welcomes naturists and has marked out nearly 1km of beach where clothing is optional. We’re working with partners including Studland Beach Users Action Group, British Naturism and the police to keep Studland safe and family-friendly.
Harry Potter | Filming locations | National Trust
Several places we care for have helped to bring the world of Harry Potter to life on screen. Fans of the films can wander in the footsteps of Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint, and recreate the magic of the movies. Harry Potter and Lacock Abbey …
Christmas markets 2024 | National Trust
Try a National Trust Christmas market or winter fair for your Christmas shopping, or stock up on seasonal treats and decorations.
Red House's history | London | National Trust
End of the idyll Morris returned to London and threw himself into the work of The Firm, but such was his heartbreak that he insisted in 1866 on selling Red House because ‘…he could not bear to play landlord to the house he loved so well…’ (Georgiana Burne-Jones).
Welcome to our new website | National Trust
You may notice some changes to our website. Learn about the improvements we’re making and find answers to some frequently asked questions. We’re making improvements to make things quicker and easier on the website – whether you want to find a place to visit or book a holiday, join as a member ...
Discover Hardwick Hall | Derbyshire | National Trust
Hardwick Hall is the legacy of a woman who had the vision, the wealth and the sheer audacity to commission a house that still takes people’s breath away centuries after it was built. The golden stonework and the sparkling expanse of costly, but oh so …