National Trust announces FREE open days

The National Trust, Northern Ireland's leading conservation charity, is opening up its special places in Fermanagh for free on 4 and 5 March and many of its other places across Northern Ireland on Saturday 11 March.
By The Newsroom
Published 2nd Mar 2017, 15:28 BST
Updated 24th Mar 2017, 10:55 BST

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Come out of winter hibernation and embrace the energy of spring with a visit to a glorious garden, magical landscape or historic house.

The free days offer an opportunity to explore the many special places cared for by the National Trust including some of Northern Ireland’s leading visitor attractions - the Giant’s Causeway, Mount Stewart, Florence Court and Castle Ward.

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Heather McLachlan, Regional Director for Northern Ireland, said:

‘This is a unique opportunity to enjoy free access to many of our special places. During our free open days in Fermanagh on 4 & 5 March, and at other places around Northern Ireland on 11 March, we are opening the doors to nature, mansions and hidden gems for all to enjoy. Spring is the ideal time of year to get out and discover new places.

‘We’re encouraging everyone to get outdoors, breathe in the spring air and take inspiration from the unique stories of our many special places. Come along and discover the amazing work that goes on behind the scenes conserving collections and caring for spectacular landscapes and beautiful gardens.

‘By visiting National Trust places you’re helping us to protect Northern Ireland’s natural and built heritage for future generations to enjoy”.

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