Top 5 Things to do in September
This September, we’ve got plenty of ideas to help inspire your visits.
Enjoy a host of showstopping events, find inspiration for memorable family days out and uncover places that have inspired iconic English literature.
Find out MoreThe Battle of Hastings
The famous Battle of Hastings reenactment returns to Battle Abbey this October. Witness warriors clash and mud fly as over 300 re-enactors bring the battle to life on the very spot where it was fought in 1066.
Book online and save 15%Were you born in the wrong era?
Are you Roman, Tudor, Victorian or medieval? Take our fun quiz to find your perfect era. Then check out the suggestions below to find the English Heritage places where you'll feel perfectly at home.
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Feeling Prehistoric? Try...
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Feeling Roman? Try...
Richborough Roman Fort
Birdoswald Roman Fort – Hadrian's Wall
Corbridge Roman Town
Wroxeter Roman City -
Feeling medieval? Try...
Tintagel Castle
1066 Battle of Hastings, Abbey and Battlefield
Whitby Abbey
Clifford's Tower, York -
Feeling Tudor? Try...
Kenilworth Castle and Elizabethan Gardens
Walmer Castle and Gardens
Tynemouth Priory
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Feeling Georgian? Try...
Marble Hill
Apsley House
Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens
Kenwood -
Feeling Victorian? Try...
Audley End House and Gardens
Wrest Park
Home of Charles Darwin – Down House
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Feeling the Jazz Age? Try...
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Feeling like keeping calm and carrying on? Try...
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Feeling like a double agent? Try...
Culture
How to Make Splits and Scones — The Victorian Way
Today, Mrs Crocombe is making a classic teatime delicacy: scones to go with jam and cream. She's also preparing Devonshire Splits, a lesser-known dessert from the county of Devon where Mrs Crocombe herself was born.
Relax your mind with videos from our sites
Put on your headphones and relax to the ambient sights and sounds from a selection of our historic sites across the country.
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BRODSWORTH HALL AND GARDENS
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PENDENNIS CASTLE
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WITLEY COURT AND GARDENS
History for Kids
Are you ready to go back - way back - in time to learn all about England’s history? Read our magazines and discover our online pages where you can explore each of the key periods, from the Stone Age right through to the Second World War.
Find out what life was like at the time through fun facts, illustrated stories, games and more.
Explore our history for Kids