Hever Castle & Gardens
Famously known as the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, Hever Castle is now one of the UK’s most popular heritage attractions. From its stunning ivy-covered exterior to its variety of mazes (including a challenging water maze), Hever Castle provides an enriching and action-packed day out for the whole family.
Warwick Castle
Developed and expanded from a wooden fort built by William the Conqueror in 1068, Warwick Castle is now arguably the UK’s most famous castle. Step inside the immense stone walls and explore the lavish interiors of Warwick’s Grand Hall, or venture into the Time Tower for an immersive look at the castle’s history.
Hampton Court Palace
Hampton Court Palace may have undergone many changes and renovations since the Tudor period, but it’s still one of the best ways to get a glimpse into the dramatic life of King Henry VIII.
Alnwick Castle
Sadly it’s impossible to visit the real Hogwarts, but Alnwick Castle offers the next best thing. Used as a filming location for many exterior shots of the wizard school in the Harry Potter series, Alnwick embraces its magical heritage with a series of special events, including broomstick lessons.
Stonehenge
This mysterious monument has been perplexing and amazing historians for thousands of years, and remains an important cultural icon to this day. Walk around the towering stone circle and appreciate just how difficult a task it must have been to erect the structure in the first place.