Find thing to do: Cultural History

Discover inspiring places, stories, and experiences celebrating Britain’s rich heritage, history, and cultural treasures across every category.

Castles and Palaces, Cultural History, Dog Friendly, Family Friendly
Northumberland

Alnwick Castle

Discover Alnwick Castle, one of Northumberland’s most iconic historic castles. Home to the Duke of Northumberland and a famous filming location, the castle offers medieval grandeur, historic interiors, stunning gardens, and interactive experiences, creating unforgettable memories for every visitor!

Cultural History, World Heritage Sites
Lanarkshire

New Lanark

Step back in time at New Lanark, a beautifully restored 18th-century cotton mill village set in the spectacular Clyde Valley.

Cultural History, World Heritage Sites
West Highlands and Islands

St Kildas

With soaring cliffs, rare wildlife, and the haunting remains of a once-thriving community, St Kilda offers an unforgettable journey to the edge of the world.

Cultural History, Heritage Houses
London

Syon House and Park

Step into the charm of Syon Park, a historic London estate where stunning gardens, a grand house, and centuries of rich history await. Explore opulent interiors, exquisite architecture, and unique experiences for a memorable day out.

Cultural History, World Heritage Sites
Edinburgh

City of Edinburgh

As Scotland’s capital, this UNESCO World Heritage city is famous for its history, festivals, and stunning architecture. Whether you’re exploring medieval lanes, enjoying fine dining, or climbing hills for breathtaking views, Edinburgh offers an unforgettable experience.

Cultural History, World Heritage Sites
Edinburgh, Fife

Forth Bridge

Spanning the Firth of Forth near Edinburgh, this striking red cantilever railway bridge has stood since 1890 as a symbol of Scottish innovation, strength, and beauty.

Cultural History, World Heritage Sites
Antrim

Giants Causeway

Discover the Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most spectacular natural landmarks in Europe.

Cultural History, World Heritage Sites
Wiltshire

Stonehenge and Avebury

Discover Stonehenge and Avebury, two of the most extraordinary prehistoric monuments in the world. Set in the rolling countryside of Wiltshire, these iconic stone circles form part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, inviting visitors to step back thousands of years and uncover the mysteries of Neolithic Britain.