English Heritage

Have you got what it takes? Join Terry Deary as he and Oliver Dean learn about what's in store for Time Travelling children this summer!

Simon Thurley presents an introduction to Conservation Areas at Risk. Residents, a councillor and a conservation officer discuss the problems and how to overcome them. For more information visit www.english-heritage.org.uk/conservationareas

Watch history come to life at English Heritages' blockbuster flagship event - The Festival of History. Don't miss this years event on Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th July.

Dan Snow presents a guide to the rise and fall of Kenilworth Castle and discovers the newly opened Elizabethan Garden.

Rebecca Holland demonstrates how ladies from the late Victorian period rode side-saddle.

Stephen Goodridge takes us through the kit and equipment of a British soldier serving in the 1880's.

Meet our ten finalists as they take part in the presenting master-class workshop at Wellington Arch with Dan Snow

Oliver Dean presents his interpretation of the history of Wellington Arch

Archaeologist, Neil Oliver, visits Hadrian’s Wall and learns about the single greatest export of the Roman Empire – the duffel coat!

Let comedian, Bill Bailey, take you on his prehistoric mystery tour around one of his favourite places, Stonehenge.

Peter Snow has visited hundreds of castles, but he has never seen one as stirring as Dover Castle.

Since Charlotte was a child, the stories of King Arthur and Knights of the Round Table have fascinated her, so she has come to Tintagel to find out more.

Let Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen show you around one of the best examples of 1930s Art Deco design in the world, Eltham Palace.

Join Konnie Huq at Queen Victoria’s favourite hideaway, Osborne House.

Learn how to wash your hands and a medieval table.