Be it a ruined cliff-top castle, a royal palace or an inhabited stately home, a visit to one of Britains numerous historic buildings can offer a fascinating insight into her national heritage and social history. There are literally thousands of historic buildings open to the public in Britain, with many more opening their gates to visitors each year. While rates and facilities vary between properties, most are happy to accommodate the special needs of groups, offering discounted rates, specialist tours, out-of-hours visits and special events ranging from flower shows and classic car rallies to historical re-enactments and open air theatre.
The Royal Residences
One of the capitals most famous royal residences is Buckingham Palace, which has served as the official London residence of Britains sovereigns since 1837. Daytime and evening guided tours are available to groups during August and September, focusing on the State Rooms and extensive art collection.
Another official residence of the Queen, Windsor Castle, is the largest occupied castle in the world and has been a royal palace and fortress for over 900 years. Private evening tours of the castle give...
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