Overview
With this pass you can access properties belonging to all the main UK heritage organisations such as the National Trust and English Heritage as well as many private establishments.
It’s the only pass of its kind – you simply can’t find anything else like it.
The list of attractions available to pass holders is astonishing and includes all the major heritage landmarks such as Hampton Court Palace, Stonehenge, Edinburgh Castle, Shakespeare’s birthplace, Bath’s Roman baths and Caernarfon Castle… the list literally goes on and on and on…
Book online & avoid queues
Our major attractions are extremely popular and often have very long queues. But not if you have Great British Heritage Pass! Not only do you get free entry, you can also go straight to the front of the queue.
What’s Included
Free guidebook & map
When you order your Great British Heritage Pass, you get a full-colour, 60-page guidebook with information and stunning photography of all the sites you can visit.
You also get a useful 84.1cm x 59.4cm (A1 size) road map of Britain marked with all the Great British Heritage Pass attractions.
Ticket Information
Great British Heritage Passes are available as a single or family pass for 4, 7, 15 and 30 days. Use the menu below to see all ticket prices and select the one you want.
The single pass can be used by children and adults alike. There is no separate child rate for single passes.
The family pass is valid for 2 adults and up to 3 children.
There are no concessions rates available, eg students or senior citizens.
Your pass is activated when you visit your first property and then remains active for the full number days you purchased - 4, 7, 15 or 30 days.
As soon as you complete your online booking you’ll receive an e-voucher by email which you can print out and exchange for your Great British Heritage Pass at one of a number of exchange points around Britain. These passes are available for non-UK residents only.
Attraction list 2009
See list of exchange points