Spring is in full swing at English Heritage sites across the UK, and you can discover them for free with an exclusive offer in the Daily Mirror starting Tuesday. By using the voucher printed in the newspaper, you and your family can gain access to spectacular woodland castles, colourful country houses, and Victorian gardens in full bloom.
What the Pass Covers
The family pass admits up to two adults and three children, or one adult and four children, or two adults. It is valid until Sunday, 14 June 2026, including the bank holiday. Simply cut out the voucher from today's paper and present it at the site of your choice.
Explore Hundreds of Historic Sites
There are hundreds of historic sites across the country waiting to be discovered, each with a fascinating story. From Viking attacks and medieval mayhem to Georgian glamour and Second World War heroics, there is something for everyone. Whether you enjoy a stroll around striking gardens and castles, exploring hidden tunnels, or learning about World War II, historic monarchs, or Viking life, you are bound to find entertainment for the whole family.
Make the most of the season with plenty of outdoor space, fun-packed playgrounds, and cafes with outdoor seating serving ice creams, delicious lunches, and refreshing drinks. You can also get a scone for just £1 when bought with any hot drink in an English Heritage cafe.
How to Claim
Cut out the voucher from the Daily Mirror and present it at your chosen English Heritage site by Sunday, 14 June 2026. Check the English Heritage website for opening times before visiting. Please note that Stonehenge and some other sites are not included in this offer. For full terms and conditions, visit the English Heritage website.
Featured English Heritage Sites
- Dover Castle — An English fortress atop the White Cliffs of Dover, where visitors can explore wartime tunnels and a medieval keep.
- Osborne — The seaside palace of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on the Isle of Wight.
- Pendennis Castle — A Tudor fortress in Falmouth, Cornwall, built by Henry VIII, with hidden tunnels, sweeping views, and picnic lawns.
- Hadrian's Wall — A historical landmark in Northumberland built by the Romans to guard the north-west frontier of their empire.
- Kenilworth Castle and Elizabethan Garden — A medieval fortress turned beautiful garden in Warwickshire.
- Whitby Abbey — A striking 7th-century gothic monastery in the historic fishing port of Whitby.
- Walmer Castle and Gardens — A Tudor fortress turned country house, official residence of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports for three centuries.
- Down House — The home of Charles Darwin where he wrote On the Origin of Species, featuring his outdoor laboratory and extensive gardens.
Children can explore the home and gardens of Charles Darwin at Down House, where he lived for 40 years. Kids can enjoy learning about the history of the Roman Empire at Hadrian's Wall. Whitby Abbey has long been the focus of myths and legends, making Whitby the Goth capital of England.
