Hidden England Pass pour 4 sites, 6 sites ou 8 sites

Belvoir Castle  

Belvoir Castle, standing proudly in the Vale of Belvoir and home to the Duke of Rutland’s family since 1067, is one of the finest examples of Regency architecture in the world.

Belvoir castle offers beautiful formal gardens with water features, woodland trails, the chance to enjoy country pursuits and a stunning rural retail village.

Rockingham Castle

This great castle was built on the instruction of William the Conqueror. The Castle has welcomed many Kings and Queens including Richard the Lionheart, King John, Edward I, and Queen Eleanor. Their lasting influence can still be seen in many parts of the castle and grounds today.

There are many things to do/explore including a castle tour, the gift shop, tea rooms and the castle gardens.

Grimsthorpe Castle

This beautiful castle was built for a visit by Henry VIII in 1541, the impressive Castle sits amongst rolling Lincolnshire countryside surrounded by formal gardens, extensive woodland and a 50-acre lake

This castle has a lot to offer, there are miles of traffic-free trails in the park. It is a good place to walk and ideal for novice cyclists. Ice cream is always a welcome treat that can be found in the shop, which also has toys, books and lots of great gift ideas. There are lots of places to picnic on a sunny day. Find a secluded spot or join others on the manicured lawns on the North Avenue.

Peterborough Cathedral

Peterborough Cathedral is one of the finest Norman cathedrals in England. Founded as a monastic community in 654 AD, it became one of the most significant medieval abbeys in the country, the burial place of two queens and the scene of Civil War upheavals

Lincoln Cathedral

Lincoln Cathedral is home to the first open Treasury in an English Cathedral. Lincoln’s collection is made up of the Cathedral’s own silverware and other pieces from around the Diocese. Famous pieces from the collection include a 1489 Medieval Chalice for which there is only one hallmarked chalice older than this in England today.

Burghley House

Burghley house is one of the largest and grandest houses of the first Elizabethan Age. There are more than 80 lesser rooms and numerous halls, corridors, bathrooms and service areas. There are numerous things to do here including the Orangery restaurant, gift shop, gardens and beautiful walks around the historic parkland laid out by Capability Brown and still occupied by a herd of fallow deer.

Doddington Hall

This great hall has been filled with history and interest, offering original Elizabethan layout, mellow walls provide the framework for the formal East Front and West Gardens and there are acres of romantic wild gardens beyond along with a Kitchen Garden growing produce for the popular Farm Shop and Restaurant.

Easton Walled Gardens

This great garden offers meadows, roses, sweet peas, spring bulbs and shrubs, cutflower and vegetable gardens. Listed in both the Daily Mail and The Daily Telegraph as favourite gardens with tearooms, this is a visit to exceed expectations

When  you book, you will be emailed an eVoucher. You must bring a printed copy of your eVoucher and a valid passport or other photo ID, when you visit the attraction.

The voucher can be redeemed up to one year after the date of purchase. You can redeem your voucher at any of the eight properties. Once the voucher has been exchnaged for a ticket, the pass is valid for one day at each of the chosen proeprties, you have a full year from purchase to make all your visits.

This voucher can be exchanged at any of the attractions listed below (depending on the ticket type bought):

• Belvoir Castle-Grantham NG32 1PE
• Grimsthorpe Castle- Estate Office, Grimsthorpe, Bourne PE10 0LY
• Peterborough Cathedral- Peterborough PE1 1XS
• Lincoln Cathedral- Minster Yard, Lincoln LN2 1PX
• Burghley House- Peterborough, Stamford PE9 3JY
• Doddington Hall House and Gardens- Main St, Doddington, Lincoln LN6 4RU
• Easton Walled Gardens- Easton Ln, Grantham NG33 5AP

Opening and Closing Times (the below is subject to change, so please also visit the attractions website to see opening times/closures): 

• Belvoir Castle – open March to October plus Christmas Opening period
• Rockingham Castle open April to October plus Christmas opening period
• Grimsthorpe Castle open April to October
• Peterborough Cathedral Open year around
• Lincoln Cathedral Open year around
• Burghley House – House and Garden open March to October, Parkland and events run year around.
• Doddington Hall House and Gardens open April to October plus Christmas opening period
• Easton Walled Gardens Open February to October.