Book now for The Home of Charles Darwin, Down House to Avoid Disapointment
Group visitors have been flocking to the Home of Charles Darwin, Down House since it re-opened in February with a superb new £1m exhibition celebrating his life and work marking the 200th anniversary of his birth.
The exhibition and the rooms where Darwin lived and worked for 40 years – including the study where he wrote 'On the Origin of Species' – have proved so popular that his charming, but relatively small, family home has seen a massive rise in visitors. It is now almost fully booked for group visits in until November 2009 - with just a few dates still remaining during the summer and better availability in the winter months.
With so much to see and the 150th anniversary of the publication of ‘On the Origins of Species’ still to come this November.
Beat the queues - book your group for 2010 NOW! The English Heritage team at The Home of Charles Darwin, Down House have now opened the group diary for 2010. Organisers booking for their 2010 group visit before the 31 August 2009 will be able to visit next year for this year’s prices.
To make sure your group doesn’t miss out, contact the site on 01689 859119 to book or email traveltrade@english-heritage.org.uk for more information.
Don’t forget that English Heritage offers 15% discount for parties of 11 people or more. You also receive one free place for every additional 20 people in your group (i.e. from 31 people), plus free entry for one tour leader and coach driver per group. There is also free parking for pre-booked coaches at this site.
For more information on the site please call them on 01689 859119 or visit The Home of Charles Darwin (Down House)
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