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English Heritage Overseas Visitor Pass
Choose between the 9 or 16 consecutive days passes to explore more than 100 of England's greatest historical attractions, including Stonehenge and Hadrian Wall's Roman forts
Bestseller
e-voucher
Standout list
Flexibility
The voucher is valid until 27 March 2026.
Exclusive experience
Available only to overseas visitors to the UK.
Save money
Start saving money after visiting just two or three sites.
Free cancellation
Cancel your unused e-voucher 3 months from the date of purchase for a full refund.
Highlights
- Save more, explore more: the English Heritage Overseas Visitor pass pays for itself after just three visit, offering substantial savings compared to buying individual tickets at each location you wish to see.
- Access 100+ historic sites: from Stonehenge in Wiltshire and Hadrian’s Wall Roman forts to Dover Castle and Charles Darwin’s Home, enjoy unlimited entry to a diverse range of castles, abbeys, prehistoric monuments across England.
- Choose between flexible pass options: choose a 9‑day pass for short breaks or a 16‑day pass for extended adventures across England., select the duration that fits your holiday, allowing you to travel at your own pace.
- Family‑friendly choices: pick a single or a family pass - which covers up to 2 adults and 4 children, a cost-effective solution designed specifically for groups traveling with multiple children.
- Enjoy instant e‑voucher validation: book online, receive your pass immediately, and start exploring without delay. Skip the queues and gain immediate entry just by presenting your digital pass
- Plan with confidence: your pass includes a free overseas visitor guidebook that provides historical context, opening times, and detailed maps to optimize your sightseeing route and help you design your perfect heritage itinerary.
What's included
- Unlimited access to over 100 historic places across England
- Free or reduced entry to events like jousts and re-enactments
Prepare for the experience
- You must print your e-voucher and show it next to your proof of overseas residence when you arrive at any English Heritage staffed site to get your pass
- Your e-voucher’s validity expires on 27 March 2026
Children information
- Please download the brochure listing all the English Heritage sites you can visit using the Overseas Visitor Pass, for specific information about travelling with children to the listed venues
- The family pass is valid for two adults and up to four other family members living at the same address and under 18 years of age
Accessibility information
- We recommend contacting the specific site you want to visit with regard to their accessibility policies. Check out English Heritage sites listing
- Please do contact our team should require any further accessibility information about the sites you intend to visit using your pass
Additional information
- Please note that some events might be chargeable but customers with the Overseas Visitor Pass will receive a discount. English Heritage offers detailed information about events the properties they look after host
- English Heritage listed sites’ operational dates and times may vary throughout the year
- All sites have reduced opening times during the winter months (October to March)
- Please, check with each venue for specific information about their regular opening times
London
- Apsley House
- Chiswick House
- Eltham Palace and Gardens
- Jewel Tower
- Marble Hill House
- Ranger’s House - The Wernher Collection
- Wellington Arch
South East
- 1066 Battle of Hastings, Abbey & Battlefield
- Bayham Old Abbey
- Carisbrooke Castle
- Deal Castle
- Dover Castle
- Fort Brockhurst (as part of a pre-booked group)
- Home of Charles Darwin (Down House)
- Lullingstone Roman Villa
- Medieval Merchant’s House
- Osborne House
- Pevensey Castle
- Portchester Castle
- Richborough Roman Fort
- Rochester Castle
- St Augustine’s Abbey
- Walmer Castle & Gardens
- Yarmouth Castle
South West
- Berry Pomeroy Castle
- Chysauster Ancient Village
- Cleeve Abbey
- Dartmouth Castle
- Farleigh Hungerford Castle
- Hailes Abbey
- Launceston Castle
- Muchelney Abbey
- Okehampton Castle
- Old Sarum
- Old Wardour Castle
- Pendennis Castle
- Portland Castle
- Restormel Castle
- St Mawes Castle
- Sherborne Old Castle
- Stonehenge
- Tintagel Castle
- Totnes Castle
East of England
- Audley End House & Gardens
- Berney Arms Windmill (as part of a pre-booked group)
- Castle Acre Priory
- Denny Abbey and the Farmland Museum
- Great Yarmouth Row Houses and Greyfriars’ Cloister
- Grime’s Graves
- Framlingham Castle
- Orford Castle
- Saxtead Green Post Mill
- Tilbury Fort
- Wrest Park
East Midlands
- Ashby de la Zouch Castle
- Bolsover Castle
- Hardwick Old Hall
- Kirby Hall
- Kirby Muxloe Castle
- Lyddington Bede House
- Peveril Castle
- Sibsey Trader Windmill
- Lincoln Medieval Bishops’ Palace
- Rushton Triangular Lodge
West Midlands
- Boscobel House and the Royal Oak
- Buildwas Abbey
- Goodrich Castle
- Haughmond Abbey
- Kenilworth Castle and Elizabethan Garden
- Stokesay Castle
- Wenlock Priory
- Witley Court and Gardens
- Wroxeter Roman City
Yorkshire
- Aldborough Roman Site
- Brodsworth Hall and Gardens
- Byland Abbey
- Clifford’s Tower
- Helmsley Castle
- Kirkham Priory
- Middleham Castle
- Mount Grace Priory
- Pickering Castle
- Richmond Castle
- Rievaulx Abbey
- Roche Abbey
- St Peter’s Church
- Scarborough Castle
- Thornton Abbey and Gatehouse
- Whitby Abbey
- York Cold War Bunker (pre-booked visits only)
North West
- Beeston Castle and Woodland Park
- Brougham Castle
- Carlisle Castle
- Furness Abbey
- Lanercost Priory
- Stott Park Bobbin Mill
Hadrian’s Wall
- Birdoswald Roman Fort
- Chesters Roman Fort
- Corbridge Roman Town
- Housesteads Roman Fort
North East
- Aydon Castle
- Barnard Castle
- Berwick-Upon-Tweed-Barracks
- Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens
- Brinkburn Priory
- Dunstanburgh Castle
- Etal Castle
- Lindisfarne Priory
- Prudhoe Castle
- Tynemouth Priory and Castle
- Warkworth Castle
How to get there
- English Heritage Overseas Visitor Pass grants access to over 100 listed buildings. Please check your specific destination ahead of booking.
Suppliers information
This product is sold by VisitBritain Shop and provided by English Heritage.
Frequently asked questions about English Heritage Overseas
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What is the English Heritage Overseas Visitor Pass?
The Overseas Visitor Pass is a special ticket available only to non-UK residents. It provides unlimited entry to over 100 English Heritage sites, including iconic landmarks like Stonehenge, Dover Castle, and Hadrian’s Wall, for either 9 or 16 consecutive days.
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How long is the pass valid?
You can choose between a 9-day pass or a 16-day pass. The days must be consecutive, starting from the first day you use the pass.
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What attractions are included?
The pass covers free entry to more than 100 staffed attractions such as castles, abbeys, stately homes, Roman forts, and prehistoric sites. It also includes free or reduced entry to hundreds of special events like jousts and historical re-enactments.
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What extras come with the pass?
Each pass includes a 300-page souvenir guidebook with maps and detailed information about attractions. This guide also lists an additional 300 free sites cared for by English Heritage.
