Free access

Free access essentially means ‘free to visit or see’ – so you should be able to see the attraction without making payment to do so. Where this applies to attractions like castles and museums, it means free entry. You may still have to pay for car parking, or entry to a special exhibition.

Long Meg

England, North West England Free access, Legend, Prehistoric site, Stone Circle or Henge
Prehistory  Local partnership 

St Wilfred’s, Melling

England, North West England Church, Free access
Medieval  Church authorities 

Countess Pillar

England, North West England Curiosity, Free access, Memorial
Stuart  English Heritage 

Lindisfarne Centre

England, North East England Free access, Museum or Gallery, Retail
All or N/A  Community 

Strawberry Field

England, North West England Curiosity, Free access, Music
Modern  Charity 

Whittington Motte and Bailey

England, North West England Castle or Fort, Free access
Norman  Church authorities 

St Mary’s, Studley Royal

England, Yorkshire and the Humber Church, Free access, World Heritage Site
Victorian  National Trust 

Pendragon Castle

England, North West England Castle or Fort, Free access, Ruin
Medieval  Private - not open to the public 

King Arthur’s Round Table

England, North West England Free access, Prehistoric site, Stone Circle or Henge
Prehistory  English Heritage 

Tarn Hows

England, North West England Countryside, Free access, National Park, Walk, World Heritage Site
All or N/A  National Trust 

Captain Johnnie Walker

England, North West England Artwork, Free access, Memorial
Modern  Local Authority 

St Leonard’s, Chapel le Dale

England, Yorkshire and the Humber Church, Free access, National Park
Stuart  Church authorities 

Clifton Hall

England, North West England Free access, House, Ruin
Medieval  English Heritage 

Ingleborough

England, Yorkshire and the Humber Countryside, Free access, National Park, Walk
All or N/A  National Park 
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