Christmas lights and illuminations 2024 | National Trust
Belton Estate, Lincolnshire Surround yourself with sparkling lights at Belton this Christmas. This after-dark illuminated trail features a meadow of light stretching out into the distance, colour-changing strings of neon flowers and festive street food.
Christmas 2024 events and things to do | National Trust
Article Christmas lights and winter illuminations . See your favourite places lit up with Christmas colour by visiting the best winter light trails and displays near you in 2024.
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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.
Who was William Morris? - National Trust
Morris & Co. William Morris’s frustration at being unable to find furnishings to his taste led him to create his own. Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co. (known to its partners as ‘The Firm’) was the decorative arts company founded by Morris and his close acquaintances in 1861.
Life membership - National Trust
Become a life member of the National Trust and help keep the places in our care special for everyone, for ever. You'll also enjoy a lifetime of experiences, exploring gardens bursting with colour, houses with stories to tell and countryside trails that lead you down undiscovered paths.
Historic buildings and houses in the UK | National Trust
Winter house closures. Some of the historic houses in our care close over the winter months so we can carry out vital conservation work. Please check the web page for the place you'd like to visit for up-to-date information on opening times.
Christmas traditions from history | National Trust
Food and feasting at Christmas Medieval feasts. People have over-indulged during midwinter for centuries. In medieval times, no treats or luxuries were allowed during the four weeks before Christmas, and there was a fast on Christmas Eve.
Discover Hardwick Hall | Derbyshire | National Trust
Hardwick Hall, more glass than wall ‘Hardwick Hall, more glass than wall’, is a well-known local saying that highlights one of the key features of Hardwick, namely the exuberant use of an expensive and rare material for houses in 1590s England, namely glass.
Guide to UK trees: photos and descriptions | National Trust
Trees are a source of beauty and tranquility. They're also part of our natural heritage. So why not get to know them better? This guide will help you identify many of the varieties you can see at the places we care for, including some that are thousands of years old.
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