Discover the story of Ushaw, four miles west of Durham. Two hundred years ago, refugees fleeing the French Revolution set up a secret religious community here and began to train priests.
Today Ushaw is one of the best places in Britain to see Gothic Revival, Georgian and Victorian architecture.
You can take a guided tour or explore at your own pace. There are chapels, corridors and cloisters to discover.
Family trails help children look for clues and solve mysteries.
There are also 30 acres of park, gardens and woodland to enjoy, with dog-friendly spaces and a woodland play park for young children.
Enjoy discounts and exclusive offers when you visit by public transport.
Car-free days out with discounts
When you travel by public transport you can enjoy a range of discounted days out like this one, thanks to our partnership with car-free champions Good Journey. Discover more car-free adventures at www.goodjourney.org.uk
Car-free days out: inspired by Good Journey, delivered by Traveline.
Image credit: Visit County Durham