Amazing Anagrams
We've created 21 anagrams that relate to some of the sites that have now opened their gates for you to visit again. Can you use the clues to help unravel these word jumbles? Scroll to the bottom of the page to check your answers
1 HONEST GENE
Clue: Our most famous prehistoric circle on Salisbury Plain
2 NOT ME RASH
Clue: These conquerors built a wall for Hadrian (pictured)
3 ACQUIT MELLOWER RHINO
Clue: This Norman invader won the most famous battle ever to take place on English soil
4 SO BRAVE COMIC
Clue: She was the cook at Audley End House and Gardens (pictured) in the 1880s
5 COLDEST RAVE
Clue: The daring plan to rescue soldiers from the beaches of Dunkirk was overseen from secret tunnels beneath this mighty fortress
6 ANTIQUE VOICER
Clue: This monarch had a seaside home, called Osborne, on the Isle of Wight
7 WHY BITE BABY
Clue: This spooky looking ruin inspired Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula
8 SHOO CHILD WAREHOUSEMAN FROWNED
Clue: The theory of evolution by natural selection was developed here
9 NICEST TALL GATE
Clue: The legend of King Arthur is closely linked to this spectacular site in Cornwall (pictured)
10 RIG IVY HIKE INN
Clue: This Tudor king built a chain of coastal forts, including Deal, Walmer and Pendennis Castles (pictured)
11 ANAGRAM ACT
Clue: King John was forced by his barons to sign this peace treaty in 1215
12 FORESTERS THAW SHOE
Clue: This series of English civil wars took place in the 15th century between the House of Lancaster and the House of York
13 WET KNIGHT NOODLE FUEL
Clue: He invented a type of footwear that comes in handy when it’s muddy
14 USUAL ICE JARS
Clue: This emperor invaded Britain in 55–54 BC
15 THE QUIZ BEE ALIEN
Clue: Kenilworth Castle in Warwickshire (pictured) was transformed into a lavish palace to entertain this monarch, who was the daughter of Henry VIII
16 STATUE BUYING BASES
Clue: It was one of the most important monasteries in medieval England and is near Canterbury Cathedral
17 EXOTIC REMARRY TOWN
Clue: This was once the fourth largest settlement in Roman Britain and was originally known as Viriconium (pictured)
18 ARMADA CHALLENGES PEDANT
Clue: Millionaires Stephen and Virginia Courtauld – along with their pet lemur, Mah-Jongg – moved here in the 1930s
19 NIGHTFALL CAME ARMS
Clue: Ed Sheeran wrote a song about this magnificent 12th-century Suffolk fortress (pictured)
20 PRECAUTIONARY GNOMES HOARDED RUNGS
Clue: Roam the ruins of this unusual medieval monastery in North Yorkshire and you may even spot a stoat!
21 MANUFACTURERS SERMON METHODS
Clue: One of the Roman Empire’s most northern outposts, it once housed around 500 cavalrymen
