National Trust places in Warwickshire

A romantic medieval moated manor house with priest holes hidden in the Forest of Arden.

An Elizabethan mansion in a Capability Brown deer park, linked to the young Shakespeare.

A Tudor house with deep Gunpowder Plot connections, home to the same family for over 600 years.

Grade I listed 14th-century Carthusian monastery with rare medieval wall paintings, a walled garden and city-edge green space.

Honey-stone Warwickshire hall with rococo interiors and a spectacular 18th-century terrace walk.

Norman fortress and Elizabethan palace ruins, with Robert Dudley's recreated garden and views from the queen's former apartments.

A circular 14th-century dovecote with 580 nesting holes and an original revolving ladder.

A Tudor house with one of England's most renowned topiary gardens representing the Sermon on the Mount.

A country house with a world-class art collection and dramatic terraced gardens in a hidden valley.