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At Dyrham Park you can walk through 270 acres of ancient deer park with wide-reaching views, explore the garden, admire the architecture and visit the 17th-century mansion and stop for refreshments from the tea-room or cafe in the parkland. Shop open.

A guided tour round the remains of the surface buildings of a 19th Century coal mine, which are in the process of being conserved.

Explore over 1,000 years of history at Horton Court – the oldest inhabited roofed structure the National Trust cares for.

A church built in the 12th century has seen many everyday people as well as gentry pass through its doors. Evidence is all around of the mark they have left on the church and churchyard. Who built the church? Who has cared for it over the centuries?

Discover the world's only grotto with hot and cold plunge pools, and six Grotesque Faces. Maybe the earliest industrial community that integrated work, housing, welfare, education, and health within a single planned environment.

This Grade II-listed Midland Railway Signal Box will be open for visitors to view its recently restored upper level, fully equipped with original levers and, some of the instruments that would have been employed.

Visit the magnificent Winterbourne Medieval Barn & marvel at the beautiful raised-cruck roof from 1342, ‘a magnificent example of the builders’ craft’. Explore & talk with friendly tour guides and learn about our ruthless medieval Lord of the Manor.

Discover the stories of the police families who once lived at Thornbury Town Hall. Explore how the building was not just a police station and courthouse, but a home where children grew up, families shared everyday life and constables boarded.

Frenchay Unitarian Chapel is one of the oldest purpose-built ‘dissident’ chapels in the country, built 1691. Set in a beautiful garden with 1720 4-stage tower and Halley’s comet wind-vane representing personal search for deeper truths for 350years.

Over 50 local creatives. One incredible celebration of art, expression, and community spirit. From paint to textiles - come be inspired!

Discover the untold stories and hidden gems of Frenchay’s past. Explore historic buildings, hear fascinating stories and join guided walks through the village to uncover the history hiding in plain sight.

Community building dating from Tudor times but bought by the Community Association 60 years ago this year.

Pegasus House is an iconic landmark of historical and international importance boasting a lavish Art Deco style that reflected the significance of the city's expanding aircraft industry when it was built in 1936.

Open day at Ram Hill Colliery, a small heritage listed site with remains of some mine workings and buildings. Start of the Dramway is visible. Tours will be available.

Guided walk through historic parts of Marshfield. Visit to St Mary's Church and Almshouses Chapel.

St Mary's Church in Thornbury will open its church tower to visitors, offering a climb of 133 uneven stairs to view the River Severn and Surrounding countryside and learn about the church bells. This opportunity is free but booking is essential.

Discover the everyday lives of local people through hands-on exhibits, historic objects and fascinating stories. From coal miners and brass workers to schools and families, explore the past that shaped our community. History is closer than you think!

FULLY BOOKED: Badminton House, in Gloucestershire, offers a rare opportunity for visitors to see some important fine art and furniture in its original setting.