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  1. Two women walk their dogs on a grassy hillside, with a scenic view of rolling hills and trees in the background. The sky is partly cloudy, and in the distance, there are three large sculptures. The atmosphere is peaceful and relaxed.

    Free entry

    Yorkshire Sculpture Park

    7–8 March 2026, 10–13 March 2026
  2. Harewood Himalayan Garden
    Open on Mother's Day

    Discount entry for adults and children

    Harewood House, Grounds and Gardens

    7–8 March 2026, 13–15 March
  3. An old house and bell tower behind a walled garden with a white bench

    Free entry

    National Trust – Beningbrough Hall

    7–8 March 2026, 11–14 March
  4. A long and old house sits behind a well manicured garden including a pond in the shape of a cross, filled with water lilies and lavender hedgerows

    Free entry

    National Trust – Goddards

    7–8 March 2026, 14 March
  5. A large cream manor house with a mature green garden in front of it

    Free entry

    National Trust – Nunnington Hall

    7–8 March 2026, 10–14 March 2026
  6. View of the 17th century Fountains Hall, nestled amongst trees at Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden, North Yorkshire

    Free entry

    National Trust – Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal

    7–14 March 2026, N/A
  7. A sprawling mansion with many columns overlooking a mature garden

    Free entry

    National Trust – Nostell

    7–9 March 2026, 11–14 March
  8. Visitors walking near the gothic folly 'Stainborough Castle' at Wentworth Castle Gardens, South Yorkshire

    Free entry

    National Trust – Wentworth Castle Gardens

    7–14 March 2026
  9. Young family entering Ormesby Hall at Easter at Ormesby Hall, North Yorkshire

    Free entry

    National Trust – Ormesby Hall

    7–9 March 2026, 12–14 March

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