Imagine one pass that gets you into Stonehenge this weekend, Dover Castle the next, and Tintagel Castle on your next Cornwall trip — with nothing more to pay at the gate, for a full year. That is what English Heritage membership actually buys you: unlimited entry to 400+ castles, abbeys, forts and gardens across England, as many times as you like. Right now you can get a new annual membership for 25% off, but only for a limited time.
One membership. Unlimited visits. A full year to use it.
Just a Few of the 400+ Sites Included
Why Join
Unlimited Days Out
Visit all 400+ sites as many times as you like, all year — no per-visit tickets to think about.
Kids Go Free
Bring the whole family without paying extra at the door on a Family membership.
Free Parking
Skip the parking meter at most sites where charges normally apply.
In the Know
A free Members’ Handbook to help you plan every trip, plus hundreds of special events throughout the year.
Little Extras
Discounts in English Heritage shops and cafés on every visit.
You’re Helping, Too
English Heritage is a charity — your membership helps protect these sites for generations to come.
What It Actually Costs
Individual
£84/year
£63
per year
Family (1 adult)
£84/year
£63
per year
Family (2 adults)
£149/year
£111.75
per year
Standard prices as published on the English Heritage site; your exact tier and any add-ons may vary — check the final price at checkout.
The Fine Print
- Offer valid for purchases made between 30 June 2026 and 31 July 2026
- Applies to new membership purchases only — existing members renewing are not eligible
- Discount only applies when paying by Annual Direct Debit
- 25% off covers individual, joint and family membership tiers where Direct Debit is offered
- No promo code typically required — the discount is usually applied automatically when you select the annual Direct Debit option at checkout, though it’s worth double-checking on the official membership page before completing your purchase
Our Take
English Heritage membership is one of the better value cultural passes in the UK if you’re planning even three or four days out at their properties over the year — a single family ticket to somewhere like Dover Castle can cost more than a third of the annual membership price on its own. At 25% off, the annual Direct Debit rate becomes genuinely one of the cheapest ways to access sites like Stonehenge repeatedly without paying per-visit prices.
The catch is the Direct Debit requirement — if you’d rather pay upfront in one go, you won’t get this discount, so it’s worth weighing up whether ongoing Direct Debit payments suit you before signing up. This works best for households near a cluster of sites, or anyone planning a summer of castle-hopping around England. With the offer only running until 31 July, it’s worth deciding sooner rather than later if you’re near the fence on joining.
