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Priest holes in Warwickshire, tin-mining ruins on the Cornish cliffs, a free Victorian castle in a Bradford park, and sculptures at a Lincolnshire Elizabethan house. Plus Civil War reenactors in Dorset and bees in East Yorkshire.

A Jacobean hall in Norfolk with a Gothic library worth making the trip for, a sixteenth-century Scottish castle with a Clan connection, and an untouched 1930s semi in Worksop. Plus a craft show at Stonor Park and a moth trap morning in Northern Ireland.

A Cumbrian estate hosting archaeology talks over supper, a restored Edwardian rose garden in Wales that's only just flowered for the first time, a Welsh castle that's seen a 20% surge in visitors since reopening its Great Hall, and a Christmas grotto you need to book in August.

A ghost garden reappears at Chatsworth after three centuries underground, a coastal castle ruin in Northumberland that takes a mile to reach on foot, Harlaxton's extraordinary Victorian excess in Lincolnshire, and a lost Burns portrait back on view in Ayrshire.

A Perthshire tower house open again after a decade of closure, Robert Adam's finest interiors in the Scottish Borders, the largest castle in Wales after an £8 million restoration, an Arts and Crafts house an hour from London, and a Surrey manor most people drive straight past.