English Heritage is a public body dedicated to caring for historic sites and buildings across England and helping people discover the country’s past. Its collection includes more than 400 places to visit, from prehistoric monuments and Roman remains to medieval castles, historic houses and gardens. Visitors can explore renowned sites such as Stonehenge, Hadrian’s Wall, Dover Castle, Eltham Palace, Tintagel Castle, Clifford’s Tower in York and Whitby Abbey. Each offers a distinctive way to encounter history, architecture, landscapes and stories associated with the people who lived there.

The organisation supports visits through practical information, destination guides and overseas visitor passes, and provides details for group and trade visits. Its website also features themed collections, including English gardens, castles and Roman sites, helping visitors plan an itinerary. At its attractions, guests can enjoy cafés and food as well as shops offering gifts. English Heritage brings together conservation and public access, offering visitors opportunities to experience historic places in person and learn about their significance.