Combine great value and great sightseeing with the England Heritage
Attraction Pass. Giving you free entry to nearly 200 historic sites
throughout England, this multi-day pass takes you on an amazing journey
through the country’s rich cultural heritage, and includes destinations
such as the Roman Baths, Leeds Castle and Blenheim Palace.
Highlights
- Hudson's Heritage Explorer Pass, with free entry to nearly 200 of England's most popular cultural sites!
- Visit the UK's most famous sites, including Shakespeare's Birthplace, the Eden Project and Warwick Castle
- Includes a full-color souvenir handbook with location maps to help you plan your trip
- Great value for the inquisitive traveler who wants to explore England's heritage
What You Can Expect
Hudson's Heritage Explorer Pass
England has a vibrant history, and features an abundance of
well-preserved stately homes, palaces, castles, gardens and famous
monuments. Plan your visit using the England Heritage Attraction Pass,
accompanied by a full-color souvenir handbook with maps, property
details and beautiful photography. With this multi-day pass, you’ll get
entry into nearly 200 of the best sites in England, such as the Royal
Pavilion, Chatsworth and Hatfield House and save money along the way!
See the Itinerary section below for a list of further exciting
destinations.
You’ll also gain free entry to many other locations, including the following:
The Roman Baths in Somerset are more than 2,000 years old, a well-preserved Roman site. In the Georgian era of the 18th century, the rich and wealthy arrived from London to 'see and be seen', and they too took the waters to rid themselves of stiffness of the joints and gout.
The Eden Project in Cornwall is the perfect place for you to explore your relation to nature. See the world's largest indoor rainforest with steamy jungles and waterfalls, and explore the Mediterranean Biome with lemon trees, olive trees and vines. The Eden Project is fun for the whole family, and has hands-on exhibits about the ecosystem and climate change.
Warwick Castle, built by William the Conqueror in 1068, will take you to an era of banquets, battles and royal splendor. Visit the waxwork displays of Madame Tussauds, learn about the Earl of Warwick's preparations for battle, and take a look at the ghostly dungeons where prisoners were tortured.
In your comprehensive handbook, you'll find information about heritage sites, including the Treasure Houses of England, magnificent palaces, houses and castles, and hidden gems across England, from Shakespeare’s birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon to the the splendid Alnwick Castle in Northumberland.
Please see the itinerary for more sites to visit!
You’ll also gain free entry to many other locations, including the following:
The Roman Baths in Somerset are more than 2,000 years old, a well-preserved Roman site. In the Georgian era of the 18th century, the rich and wealthy arrived from London to 'see and be seen', and they too took the waters to rid themselves of stiffness of the joints and gout.
The Eden Project in Cornwall is the perfect place for you to explore your relation to nature. See the world's largest indoor rainforest with steamy jungles and waterfalls, and explore the Mediterranean Biome with lemon trees, olive trees and vines. The Eden Project is fun for the whole family, and has hands-on exhibits about the ecosystem and climate change.
Warwick Castle, built by William the Conqueror in 1068, will take you to an era of banquets, battles and royal splendor. Visit the waxwork displays of Madame Tussauds, learn about the Earl of Warwick's preparations for battle, and take a look at the ghostly dungeons where prisoners were tortured.
In your comprehensive handbook, you'll find information about heritage sites, including the Treasure Houses of England, magnificent palaces, houses and castles, and hidden gems across England, from Shakespeare’s birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon to the the splendid Alnwick Castle in Northumberland.
Please see the itinerary for more sites to visit!
Itinerary
Selection of England Heritage Attraction Pass sites:
- Roman Baths
- Strawberry Hill House
- Blenheim Palace
- Shakespeare's Birthplace
- The Eden Project
- The Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site
- Leeds Castle
- Chatsworth House
- Royal Pavilion
- Anne Hathaway's Cottage
- Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
- Winchester Cathedral
- Hever Castle
- RHS Garden Wisley
- Sherborne Castle
- Woburn Abbey
- Burghley House
- Holkham Hall
- Castle Howard
- Jorvik Viking Village
- Harewood House
- Alnwick Castle
- The Alnwick Garden
- Bamburgh Castle
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