Free entry to National Trust properties this autumn
This autumn, the National Trust is providing complimentary tickets for visits to many of its locations throughout the UK. The free pass grants access for either two adults and three children, one adult with four children, or just two adults together.
Each ticket can be used once and is valid from today until October 18, 2024.
Knole House in Sevenoaks (c) ianVisits
Every complimentary pass grants access for
To obtain a complimentary ticket, click here and choose the option to secure your free entry.
Certain locations might need you to make a reservation before you go. Be sure to verify if the site you want to explore requires advance booking. If you're reserving online, choose the free member ticket option and enter the code AUTUMN24 when prompted for your membership number.
Here's a helpful suggestion for booking tickets to popular locations: consider choosing weekdays instead of weekends, as they tend to be less crowded. Also, be aware that the busiest times for visitors are typically late in the morning or early in the afternoon.
As a National Trust member, you have the option to invite a friend by requesting a complimentary pass for yourself.
A few locations are not included in the free ticket promotion.
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