Can you use National Trust membership in Jersey?
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Can you use National Trust membership in Jersey?
2 answers. Yes you can use your NT card from England as you are still in England, over a year ago. Yes, you can, you can also use it in all the other National Trust for Jersey properties.
Are there any National Trust properties in Jersey?
From the Island’s only working watermill to a secluded fort nestled high on the north coast and a fully restored Georgian town house, the National Trust for Jersey has the perfect property for any special occasion.
Can I use my National Trust card in Guernsey?
Your National Trust card will allow you to enter the Folk Museum free of charge. The entrance fee is £5 to non-members. The National Trust of Guernsey also has a Victorian Shop and Parlour (open from Easter until the end of September) and areas of beautiful coastline which are free to the general public.
Can I use my National Trust card in Ireland?
Using your card in England, Wales and Northern Ireland You can use your card to explore over 500 special places across England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Start planning your next trip today.
Can I use my National Trust membership in Isle of Man?
Free admission to all the Manx National Heritage attractions. Free or reduced admission to properties throughout Britain operated by the National Trust, English Heritage, Scottish National Trust, Historic Scotland, CADW and York Archaeological Trust.
Can I use my Scottish National Trust membership in England?
With a National Trust for Scotland membership you have unlimited access to all the places in our care. You can also use your membership to explore places in the care of the National Trust in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, as well as other National Trust organisations around the world.
Can I use my UK National Trust membership in Australia?
While we cannot post membership cards overseas or interstate, there are National Trusts across Australia and internationally. See the International National Trusts Organisation website for more details about joining your local National Trust.
Can I take a friend on my National Trust card?
Individual life and individual senior life members may bring a guest for free at our pay-to-enter places. If your new membership card says ‘+ guest’ after your name, you are eligible.
Where can I go with a National Trust membership?
You’ll get most of the same benefits as being a National Trust member, including free entry to places in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and across the world, as well as free car parking. You can still visit other NT places around the UK with a National Trust for Scotland membership – like Bodnant Garden in Wales!
Can you get into Kew gardens with National Trust membership?
Please note Wakehurst is owned by the National Trust but managed by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Entry is free to National Trust members on presentation of a valid membership card, however car parking charges apply as a vital contribution to RBG Kew’s conservation work at Wakehurst.
Can you use your National Trust card in Scotland?
Using your card in Scotland You can also use your card to visit heritage sites in Scotland, looked after by the National Trust for Scotland.
Can you use someone elses National Trust membership?
Membership may not be transferred to another person and Members are not permitted to allow another person to use their Membership card. 2.3 ‘Ordinary or Adult Member’ categories allow only the named card holder to enter our properties.
Is Kew gardens free for National Trust members?
Do National Trust members get free entry to all sites?
With National Trust membership you can enjoy: Free entry to over 500 places in our care. Free parking at most National Trust car parks. National Trust Handbook, full of information about our places.
Can I use my National Trust card at Kew Gardens?
Do National Trust members get free entry to Wakehurst?
National Trust members can enter Wakehurst’s gardens free of charge, though car parking charges apply. Car parking charges are vital to maintaining over 500 acres of wild botanic gardens and apply as a contribution to RBG Kew’s plant science, conservation and horticultural work at Wakehurst.
