This list is a guide to interesting houses and museums with a connection to the arts and crafts movement. The list is not complete and we would welcome any notification of any omissions.

We've also compiled a Guide for Visiting Oxford and a Guide for Visiting Cambridge, with details on many places related to arts & crafts that you can go to.

We strongly recommend a preliminary phone call before embarking upon any lengthy journey to confirm opening times and dates.

V&A Arts & Crafts trail
We can recommend two trails for fans of British Arts & Crafts, one (PDF) through the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, and the other throughout the UK.

Standen	Charleston	Watts Gallery
Horsted Place	Blackwell	Knightsheyes Court
Kelmscott House	William Morris Gallery	"House for an Art Lover"
Hill House	Mackintosh House	Glasgow School of Art
Willow Tea Rooms	Kelmscott Manor	Red House
Cragside	Wightwick Manor	Rodmarton Manor
Leighton House	Cecil Higgins Art Gallery	Keswick School Of Industrial Art
Snowshill Manor	St. Margarets Church	Burne-Jones House
Ditchling Museum	Houses of Parliament	The Grange
De Morgan	Shaw's Corner	Ironbridge Gorge Museum
Jackfield Tile Museum	Monk's House	The Huntington Library
Vance Kirkland Museum	Abbot Hall Art Gallery	Great Dixter
Bramhall Hall	Lyme Hall	Sion Hill Hall
Leighton Hall	Holker Hall	Birmingham Cathedral
Hughendon Manor	Salts Mill	Lady Lever Art Gallery
Haworth Art Gallery	Little Holland House	Highclere Castle
Castle Drogo	Windsor Castle	Goddards
Port Sunlight Village	Judge's Lodgings Lancaster	Linley Sambourne House
Broadfield House Glass Museum	Bury Art Gallery and Museum	Martin House Complex
Penlee House, Gallery and Museum	The Towers: Alton Towers	Knebworth House
Gawthorpe Hall	Holy Trinty Church	The Emery Walker Trust
	Kilmore Church