National Trust & English Heritage places in Cambridgeshire

A priory-turned-treasure house with outstanding collections and one of England's finest winter gardens.

Last working watermill on the Great Ouse, grinding flour since the 10th century on a Cambridgeshire river island.

Georgian townhouse in Wisbech with fine interiors and a hidden two-acre Victorian garden of roses and borders.

A richly carved 15th-century gatehouse, the last remnant of Benedictine Ramsey Abbey.

One of Britain's oldest nature reserves, a precious fenland wetland supporting over 9,000 species.

Cambridgeshire's grandest country house with a Capability Brown park and a working rare breeds farm.

A Norman abbey church later used by Knights Templar and Franciscan nuns, then a farmhouse, beside a museum of Cambridgeshire farming life.

A remarkably little-altered Norman priory church, preserved through its later use as a barn.

A medieval tower in Peterborough whose first-floor chamber holds rare 14th-century wall paintings, shown on pre-booked volunteer-led tours.