Suffolk and Essex residents will now be free to travel to some of the best beauty spots in both counties as the Stay at Home guidance ends.
But the government's roadmap still bans unessential overnight stays and foreign travel. It also urges people to stay local.
The guidance to work from home, where you can, will also continue as people are now able to meet-up outside with two households or six people in time for the Easter break.
The National Trust is welcoming visitors at its Suffolk trails, gardens and parks in Flatford, Pin Mill, Dunwich Heath, Darrow Wood, Orford Ness, Kyson Hill, Ickworth and Sutton Hoo.
It is also welcoming people to Copt Hall Marshes in Essex, which has its car park reopened from 8am to 5pm.
In a statement on its reopening, the National Trust said: "Following prime minister Boris Johnson's announcement around the easing of restrictions, we plan to open our indoor places from May 17, as long as government guidance allows it.
"Our cafes are currently open for takeaway and we are planning to offer outdoor seating from April 12 with sit-in available from May 17.
"Our shops are currently closed, with some due to reopen from April 12.
"The booking system remains in place to ensure social distancing and we urge people to book ahead of their visit and check property web pages for updated information."
For the latest information, see here.
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