Visit Heritage Blog

Visit Heritage keeps you updated with all the latest news on which sites are re-opening and when.

Burghley House announces that it will remain closed to visitors until 2021.

A technicoloured cow sculpture made by television personality and artist Kev Paxton of ArtFe is being auctioned in aid of NHS Charities. 

Following the Governments briefing on Sunday on the new conditions for lockdown, Castle Howard are delighted that their Garden Centre will re-open to the public this week.

Next time you stroll through a British garden, ask about the planthunters who first brought the plants we consider essential garden friends.

The 8^th of May 2020 marks 75 years since the momentous day in 1945 when the Allies accepted the German army’s unconditional surrender after five years of brutal conflict.

Spring has arrived at Hever Castle and now is a great time to take a virtual tour of the stunning gardens.

Raby Castle invites you to use your imagination and time at home to take part in their special short story competition. The winner from each category will receive a Raby Castle Annual Pass and shortlisted stories will be published on their website.

Visit Heritage has put together a selection of heritage themed designs for you to enjoy - and it's free to download!

Arundel Castle and Grounds may be closed at present but that hasn't stopped online visitors from enjoying the Arundel Tulip festival this Spring!

Goodwood have today issued a statement regarding this year's Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard.

The Lincolnshire Coast Light Railway Historic Vehicles Trust announces, with regret, that it has postponed until further notice, because of the corona virus pandemic, celebrations planned for Saturday 18^th July 2020 to mark its opening in 1960, when it became the very first heritage railway in the world to be built by enthusiasts on a greenfield site.