English Heritage map: every site to visit

Yes. This page maps all 359 English Heritage sites currently open to visitors, from Stonehenge and Dover Castle to Roman forts, abbeys and stone circles. Every pin links to opening times, prices and directions.

264 of the 359 English Heritage sites on this map are free to everyone, with no ticket or membership needed. Each place page says whether entry is free, member-only or paid.

Yes. Tap "Near me" and allow location access to sort the map by distance from where you are, or search a town or postcode to move the map there.

Yes. Open the English Heritage card's filter to add Historic Scotland, OPW Heritage Ireland, Cadw and Manx National Heritage, whose places honour an English Heritage card: free at some from day one, half price at others until your first renewal. Each place page states the terms that apply.

Yes. Trust Quest lists nearly every English Heritage site you can visit, with opening times, prices and a passport of its own. A handful are not listed: sites that are closed, open only for guided tours, or where members pay for entry. The places an English Heritage card opens beyond England, from Cadw, Historic Scotland and Manx National Heritage, are in the same passport book, each with its own progress if you choose.

A few English Heritage sites are deliberately left out: places that are closed, open only for guided tours, or where members pay for entry. If a place you can visit is missing, tell us through the support page, and check the official English Heritage website for visitor information in the meantime.

Yes. Switch cards at the top of the map to see National Trust places, or both at once, or open the National Trust map page directly.