Today you can recharge your batteries here, while you explore this beautiful place, discovering hidden corners through stone archways, walking along tree-lined avenues while surrounded by lush green countryside.
From vibrantly colourful summer borders to the tranquillity of ancient woodland, Nymans is a place of experimentation with constantly evolving planting designs and a rare and unusual plant collection. The comfortable yet elegant house, a partial ruin, reflects the personalities and stories of the talented Messel family, from the Countess of Rosse to Oliver Messel and photographer Lord Snowdon.
A garden lovers’ home for all seasons, with an extensive yet intimate garden set around a romantic house and ruins.
There is a large shop and plant centre with our special collection of plants grown on-site, a cafe offering a choice of seasonal food made by us, and a Grab & Go kiosk in the tea garden.
Every day there are guided walks and talks in the garden and woods, a small gallery in the house with changing exhibitions for every season, a secondhand bookshop, shop tastings and mobility tours of the garden and woods.
For children there are plenty of opportunities for natural play, geocaching in the woods, pick up and go activities and seasonal trail.
Dog owners: Dogs are welcome in the woodland only and must be kept on leads during the bird nesting season 1 March – 31 July.
Coronavirus Information: All National Trust houses, gardens, parks, toilets, cafes and shops are now closed.Please visit the official website for the latest information.
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