The Manor has been owned and lived in by the same family for centuries. The style of each room is different, with collections of Oriental, French and English furniture and paintings. Outside take a train ride, enjoy a game of pitch and putt or visit...

Originally serving as an outpost of the British Empire, these barracks, built in 1810, were used for civilian housing from the end of WWI to 1972, when they were bought by the National Trust and made into a museum that depicts the life of soldiers...

This garden contains many rare and unusual plants, with over 2,000 mainly herbaceous perennials from all over the world plus a large collection of sculpture. A large bog garden provides the backdrop for a collection of over 80 water loving plants...

There has been a water mill on this site since 1309. The present granite-built mill was worked until the end of the 19th century, when it fell into disrepair. During the German Occupation Quétivel Mill was reactivated for grinding locally grown corn...