Spring into an adventure and explore England’s past. Join the Big Brick Build or take an adventure quest to make the Easter holidays extra exciting. Experience spectacular colours in our historic gardens or discover a world of unbelievable stories that fire up your imagination. Whether you want to conquer a castle or roam through ancient landscapes, there’s so much to see and do with English Heritage this season.
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Join us for a fun-filled Easter. Take part in the Big Brick Build or join an adventure quest with the promise of a delicious chocolate reward.
With longer, brighter days and the warmth returning, it's time to get out and start exploring. Our stunning gardens are bursting back into colour with spring bulbs, buds and blooms.
Inspire the next generation with unique and memorable experiences. From the Stone Age to the Cold War, discover any of our 400 properties and let your students stand at the places where history happened.
There are loads of learning opportunities available, from online resources to expert-led visits and free self-led visits.
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13 Mar 2026
A lost Cold War lookout post has been rediscovered at Scarborough Castle. An archaeological dig uncovered the forgotten post, and experts have opened the entrance to lower cameras into the chamber below to assess its condition.
20 Feb 2026
The National Lottery Heritage Fund awards £20,000 to support local community initiatives.
13 Feb 2026
English Heritage has uncovered a remarkable collection of early 20th-century love letters that reveals a warm, playful and intimate portrait of a young couple and tells the story of their forbidden love.
