The National Trust

The National Trust is for everyone, and we want to make it easy for disabled visitors to enjoy the places we care for.

We’re continually looking to create solutions for accessibility which are creative and sensitive to our surroundings.

We also have an ongoing process of improving accessibility information for our places. This information can be found under the ‘Facilities and Access’ section of their individual web pages. If you’d like to visit a specific place, but can’t find the information online, please contact the property directly.

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