Secrets of the National Trust
Alan Titchmarsh gives us an insider's view into some of Britain's most fascinating historical homes and gardens.
Alan Titchmarsh gives us an insider's view into some of Britain's most fascinating historical homes and gardens.
Alan looks into the working lives of people in the 19th and 20th centuries at Southwell Workhouse. He uncovers...
With unrestricted access to the world's first eco home, Alan discovers the life of William Armstrong, who championed...
Bernard Ward, the First Viscount Bangor, and his wife, Lady Ann, could not compromise on a design they both enjoyed...
In North Wales, Alan visits an 18th-century house and learns of the Yorke family and their unusually close...
Shugborough was originally built on the swashbuckling and entrepreneurial fortune of George and Thomas Anson, before...
Mount Stewart is a Mediterranean-like haven on the Ards Peninsula in Northern Ireland and was originally owned by...
Alan Titchmarsh discovers a house that suffered scandal and desertion before being transformed into a place of...
Alan uncovers the eccentric home of William John Bankes. Bankes filled his home with treasures from around the world...
William Gibbs became the richest non-noble man in Britain through the guano trade in the 19th century. Alan...
Petworth House in West Sussex is known as the "house of art" as it has been the inspiration for many famous pieces...
At Chartwell, former home of Winston Churchill, Alan explores the space where the iconic leader made some of his...