The National Trust has reopened several gardens and countryside sites in the North East, but it may be a while before visitors can enter any of its stately homes and historic properties.
Visitors are welcome to more than 200 coast and countryside car parks around the country, but all houses remain closed.
However, people can visit selected gardens and outside grounds of National Trust properties, including Cragside, Gibside and Wallington, along with stretches of coast and countrside managed by the Trust, including the Durham Coast and Embleton and Newton Links in Northumberland.
Those visiting most properties will have to book in advance. Slots become available to book every Friday for the following week and visitors must bring either a print out of their ticket or have a copy on their phone.
Those more than 10 minutes late for their slot may be turned away. Entry and parking is free for members.
National Trust properties, parks and beaches you can visit - and booking information
Gibside, Gateshead, Tyne and Wear
The landscape gardens and woodland are open, but visitors must book in advance.
The cafe and car park are open too, the house remains closed.
Wallington, near Morpeth, Northumberland
The countryside, walled garden, woodland and cycle trails are open to visitors at Wallington, but pre-booking is essential. The cafe, house and shop remain closed. Book here.
Cragside, near Morpeth, Northumberland
The garden (excluding the formal garden), woodland and Carriage Drive have been reopened, but the house is still closed.
Visitors must book in advance and can do so here.
Dunstanburgh Castle, near Alnwick, Northumberland
Dunstanburgh Castle will reopen on July 4. National Trust says the site is managed by English Heritage and booking will be essential. Book here.
The coastal path between the castle and Craster remains open.
Embleton and Newton Links, new Alnwick, Northumberland
The beaches and coastal paths are open. No requirement to pre-book but visitors are asked to respect social distancing rules.
Allen Banks and Staward Gorge, near Hexham, Northumberland
The site is open to visitors from 'dawn till dusk'. Visitors do not have to pre-book, but National Trust asks people to stay away if the car park is full.
Hadrian's Wall and Housesteads Fort, near Hexham
The fort is closed but the Wall is open to visitors all day. No pre-booking is required.
Durham Coast, Seaham, County Durham
The coastal area which is managed by the National Trust is open. No requirement to pre-book.
The National Trust says: "Our coastline is open. We encourage everyone to observe social distancing measures. Please stay local if possible to avoid creating hotspots."
Roseberry Topping, Newton-under-Roseberry, North Yorkshire
Visitors are welcome to walk at Roseberry Topping without having to book in advance.
Mount Grace Priory, Northallerton, Yorkshire
The gardens and priory will reopen on July 4. Booking is required, head here to reserve a slot.
