English Heritage Gift Membership - help keep heritage alive & strong

 
 
 

If you're looking for heritage gifts for anyone who loves British heritage, the English past and historic gardens, you could give them a Gift of Membership to English Heritage.

English Heritage care for over 400 historic buildings, monuments and sites from the prehistoric to the Medieval, the Roman to the Cold War.  And they bring the story of England to life – you can stand and be where history has happened.  Many of their sites will be known to you, such as Stonehenge, Dover Castle, Tintagel, Hadrian’s Wall and Kenilworth Castle.

Walk and stand where history happened!

English Heritage is a registered charity (no 1140351) and they work hard to help people discover history through experience and being in the places where it happened, rather than just reading about it in books.  So you can walk in the footsteps of Queen Elizabeth I at Kenilworth Castle, or wander through the grounds of Down House, just as Charles Darwin did.  You can visit Boscobel, where King Charles II hid from soldiers in the oak tree for a day, and wonder what it would have been like to have been a member of the family of the Dukes of Northumberland at Warkworth Castle.

So there’s plenty to see and do and English Heritage has lots of events on throughout the year.  

Hadrian's Wall is under the care of English Heritage

Hadrian's Wall is under the care of English Heritage
English Heritage has 400 sites open to the public so there's lots to explore and plenty of autumn walks to enjoy.
Find a place to visit here.

Become a member of English Heritage and receive..

  • Unlimited access to over 400 historic places
  • A Free Members’ Handbook so that you can plan your days out
  • Free or reduced price entry to events - there are lots of Members’ Events and you can also see all the events taking place around England and Wales here.
  • Free entry for up to 6 children
  • An Exclusive members’ magazine
  • Free parking at English Heritage sites
  • Members’ rewards offers on great brands!

Give a Gift Membership to English Heritage!
Give a Gift Membership to English Heritage! 
Click here to enjoy 15% off Gift and Annual Memberships with the code EHAFF25
(This code is valid to 31.12.25, and it's a
pplicable to new Membership purchases only.  Annual Direct Debit payments only.)
 

So what's on at English Heritage?

 What can you do in January?

What can you do in January?

English Heritage has lots to do in January, despite the cold weather!  For instance, you could:

  • Learn something new at their events
  • Stroll through their winter gardens
  • Revive a Medieval tradition!
  • Discover their astonishing collection
  • Explore their free-to-enter sites
  • Find out what happened in January in times past.... for instance, Henry VIII died on 28th January 1547
Why not take a look at all the sites you can visit, and plan some exploring in 2025?
Are you a Bridgerton fan?  Find out about the history behind it and where it was filmed! Are you a Bridgerton fan?  Find out about the history behind Bridgerton and where it was filmed!  Discover more about Ranger's House, a "standout piece of Georgian real estate", and how Netflix brought it to life for the series,  and its history here.  Of course Wrest Park also featured in the series, a magnificent house of the 1830s.  Did you know that Wrest Park was a convalescent home and hospital during the First World War?  Find out more here.


There are lots of lovely doggy days out for you and your dog!
There are lots of lovely doggy days out for you and your dog!

There are historic gardens to explore and enjoy, such as the Mount Grace Priory in North Yorkshire
There are historic gardens to explore and enjoy -
this is the Mount Grace Priory in North Yorkshire

And this is the garden at Boscobel, where King Charles II hid in the oak tree
And this is the garden at Boscobel,

where King Charles II hid in the oak tree
See more historic gardens here.

English Heritage have a number of priorities:

  • to inspire, thus creating an interest in history and times past to pass on through the generations;
  • to conserve, caring for historic sites and artefacts, and being leading experts in the field of conservation;
  • to involve more people in the work they do, including to boost member engagement through visits to their sites; 
  • and to have financial stability, in part by increasing the membership, and giving members a reason to stay with them. 

Become a member or give a gift membership to be part of this historic journey today!

Click here to buy a Gift Membership to English Heritage