National Trust
national trust places to visit in lincolnshire
Lincolnshire is home to six National Trust places, each revealing a different chapter of the county’s rich past. The National Trust is a conservation charity that protects historic houses, castles, gardens, and landscapes across the UK for everyone to enjoy. Discover the splendour of Belton House and the timeless grace of Gunby Hall, or explore the quiet elegance of Grantham House. Ascend the medieval tower of Tattershall Castle, trace the legacy of Sir Isaac Newton at his birthplace, Woolsthorpe Manor, and experience the wide horizons and natural heritage of the coast at Sandilands.
Belton Estate | Gunby hall & Gardens | Grantham house
stately homes & historic houses
Step into the elegance of Lincolnshire’s great country estates.
Belton Estate - A magnificent 17th-century mansion near Grantham, set within rolling parkland and one of the Trust’s largest adventure playgrounds. With formal gardens, cafés, and seasonal events, it’s a favourite for family days out.
Gunby Hall & Gardens - An early 18th-century country house surrounded by eight acres of enchanting walled gardens. Explore the art-filled rooms, peaceful grounds, and connections to Alfred Lord Tennyson.
Grantham House - Tucked away in the town centre, this medieval townhouse offers a hidden garden, a welcoming café, and a second-hand bookshop. Free to enter and a perfect spot to pause.
Tattershall Castle
a magnificent medieval tower
Uncover the stories of Lincolnshire’s dramatic medieval past at Tattershall Castle. Climb the spiral stairs, explore the grand echoing halls, and step onto the battlements for sweeping views across the Lincolnshire countryside
Woolsthorpe Manor
famous figures & discoveries
Walk in the footsteps of one of the greatest minds in history.
Woolsthorpe Manor is the birthplace and family home of Sir Isaac Newton. Here you’ll find the famous apple tree, the very place where he developed his world-changing ideas on gravity. Interactive exhibits bring science to life for all ages.
sandilands
nature & coast
Experience the wilder side of Lincolnshire with the National Trust.
Sandilands - once a golf course, now transformed into a nature reserve on the Lincolnshire coast. A haven for birdlife and wildflowers, it’s part of the county’s growing coastal park.
plan your visit
Lincolnshire’s National Trust sites are as varied as the county itself - from castles and country houses to scientific heritage and wide-open coastal landscapes.
National Trust members enjoy free entry to all properties.
Many places offer cafés, shops, and seasonal events.
Check individual property pages for opening times and visitor information.