The National Trust's Sissinghurst Castle and Garden, near Cranbrook, Kent, is the famous garden of writer Vita Sackville-West.

Discover why Sissinghurst is famous as the epitome of the English garden and explore its series of garden rooms, each filled with different planting schemes and unique designs.

Find out all the information you need to know for your next trip to Sissinghurst Castle Garden this season.

Discover a rich and varied history spanning centuries and the creation of the world-renowned Sissinghurst Castle Garden near Cranbrook in Kent.

Visit some of the remaining buildings at Sissinghurst Castle Garden in Kent. Discover the treasures used to furnish them and their views over the famous garden.

The Sissinghurst estate is 460 acres of beautiful Wealden countryside including 180 acres of woodland. Looked after by a team of rangers, it's a fascinating place to spot native wildlife all year round and a …

Explore the 450-acre estate around Sissinghurst Castle Garden on this circular walk, taking in a 16th-century tower and Sissinghurst Castle Farm.

Find out more about the final phase in developing the Delos garden at Sissinghurst Castle, reimagined from Vita and Harold’s original vision.

Vita became increasingly reclusive as the Second World War began, and spent her last decades ensconced at Sissinghurst, writing novels and gardening books in its famous tower and creating the …

A landmark exhibition in Sissinghurst, Kent, exploring diplomat Harold Nicolson's role in post-war Greece at a pivotal time in the country's development.