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To be or not to be (An English Heritage member)…that is the question?

With over 400 sites and 11M visitors a year, English Heritage is guardian to some of the nation’s most treasured and iconic buildings and monuments, including Stonehenge, Tintagel Castle, Osborne, Hadrian’s Wall and Dover Castle. Some of the more popular tourist attractions in England are in the care of English Heritage. With a Paid English Heritage membership of the organization, you can get free access to all of these sites. GreatDealsMadeEasy.com has found a 15% discount code -Use Code EHAFF2023 For 15%

The question is, is it worth it? In this article, we find out if it is. below we take you through the English Heritage benefits.

Cost Comparision?

Entry to all English Heritage sites is free for members (who pay the membership below):

Adult Joint Couple Family 2 Adults* Family of two adults and up to 12 children
£60 per year £105 per year £105 per year

English Heritage Membership lasts a year and allows for multiple visits to the same place in that year.

The following table compares what it would cost for an adult, a child and a family (comprising of two adults and three children) to get into five popular English Heritage sites around England (with Giftaid):

Attractions Adult 18+ Child (5-17 Years) Concession Family (2 Adults & up to 3 Children)
Stonehenge £19.00 £11.40 £17.10 £49.40
1066 Battle of Hastings, Abbey, and Battlefield £12.30 £7.40 £11.10 £32.00
Dover Castle £20.90 £12.50 £18.80 £54.30
Tintagel Castle £9.50 £5.70 £8.60 £24.70
Osbourne House £18.50 £11.10 £16.70 £48.10

NB: These prices were correct in February 20202 & are priced with GiftAid. From just £4.00 a month, you can also choose to pay by monthly Direct Debit to help spread the cost.

To find out the best English Heritage attractions to visit, please visit here.

What is a national heritage site? The top attractions include:

Whitby Abbey
Housesteads Fort (Hadrian’s Wall)
Queen Victoria’s Osborne House
Charles Darwin’s Down House
Lindisfarne Priory on Holy Island
Kenilworth Castle

How does membership help English heritage?

Since becoming a charity in April 2015, the English Heritage is more reliant than ever on your support to look after the historic places in their care: from palaces and castles to Roman forts.

As a Member of English Heritage, you’ll make a vital contribution to their work as a charity. Plus, you’ll also have access to fascinating days out and the opportunity to experience history first-hand in the places it happened.

Is it English Heritage membership worth it?

As an adult, it is worth it if you attend 3 + attractions over the year.  As a family (2 Adults & up to 3 Children), it is worth it, if you attend 3 + attractions over the year. If you are not expecting to go more than a few times, it is recommended just to pay as you go. If you are expecting to see lots of the UK either on a holiday or weekend trips, buying the membership is definitely worthwhile. English heritage membership offers include:

Unlimited entry to over 400 historic places &:

  • Members’ magazine and handbook
  • Kids go free
  • Hundreds of historical events
  • Money off other attractions

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To find out the best English Heritage attractions to visit, please visit here. Visit the English Heritage (site here). Fancy grabbing a free Caffe Nero coffee en route, grab a free coffee code. To read the top saving tips for 2020 from leading UK money bloggers

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I enjoy watching comedy, learning about new digital marketing trends, helping people generally (including saving money) and completing sport challenges (This year I plan on cycling to Paris from London).

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