English Heritage Discount Codes 2020

Where do I use my English Heritage Discount Code?

1. Click on the voucher of your choice at NetVoucherCodes.
2. Follow the link through to the English Heritage Shop website.
3. Browse for products you wish to buy and fill up your basket.
4. Click ‘View Basket’ to review your order.
5. Insert your Discount Code into the box labelled ‘Enter Promotional Code’.
6. Select ‘Apply Code’ then ‘Pay Securely Now’ to complete your order.

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More about English Heritage

English Heritage does a lot of good work to ensure that the important buildings, monuments and other sites that hold historical value in England are protected, preserved, and available for us all to see and learn about. They are also responsible for protecting many of the 400,000 listed buildings, shipwrecks and historical bridges, in locations all over the country.

English Heritage has over 400 places you can visit, from fascinating cold war bunkers and medieval castles to ancient Roman sites and important places from World War II. Begin an English Heritage membership online and gain access to a member’s area on the English Heritage website. In this area, you'll find exclusive articles, videos, and regularly updated members' competitions, offers and quizzes. And, you’ll also get the chance to enjoy customised recommendations for days out and plan your year ahead by creating your own wish list of places, events and more. Discover places to visit from the impressive categories online such as Blue Plaques, places for wedding and venue hire, the top places for family days out and holiday cottages. You can also discover how to support English Heritage and learn about important dates in English History, and have the chance to buy great gifts and products in the online shop. You can also check out the Inspire Me, and Ingenious! categories on the English Heritage website and discover more about England's history and landscape.

Instant savings at English Heritage

You can book to attend some extra special events through the English Heritage website including enchanted events, Christmas events and family events, as well as exclusive events for members online. Keep your eyes peeled for some fantastic offers here at NetVoucherCodes and save on tickets for theatre and fine dining evenings. The historical settings and entertainment make for an extra special evening - the perfect way to celebrate a big occasion.

English Heritage Shopping Tips

Discover an array of goods in the English Heritage shop and help to support their cause with each item you buy

By exploring the English Heritage online shop you’ll not only find a wealth of unusual and inspiring gift ideas, but you will also be supporting the brands work to maintain and restore over 400 historic sites across England. As a non-profit making organisation, the contributions raised from the sale of items in the shop play a vital role in helping to continue English Heritage’s work. Browse through our varied selection of gifts, jewellery for him and her, toys and games for children, homewares and soft furnishings, award-winning food and drink, as well as a wide range of collectors’ memorabilia. In the shop, you’ll also find original ideas for wedding gifts, from romantic Cornish Love jewellery and heart-shaped accessories to beautiful pewter keepsakes and celebration sparkling wines.

Discover Blue Plaque locations with English Heritage

London’s famous blue plaques link the people of the past with the buildings of the present. Now run by English Heritage, the London blue plaques scheme was started in 1866 and is thought to be the oldest of its kind in the world. Across the capital, you’ll find over 900 plaques on buildings humble and grand, all of which honour the notable men and women who have lived or worked in them years ago including London activists like Mary McArthur and Sylvia Pankhurst. Discover some of the people commemorated with blue plaques, or search for a plaque on the English Heritage website.