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There’s lots going on at England’s historic places this month. Join us for nights of stargazing in the grounds of houses and castles, plan a romantic Valentine’s Day adventure and keep cosy in our popular cafés and tearooms.
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Fighting fit: Studying the science of a jousting knight
It was England’s first national sport, a medieval spectacle that has showcased the skill of brave knights since the 11th century. But what does it take to be a jousting knight?
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On weekends in July and August (and Bank Holiday Monday) we are making it easier for people to enjoy Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens. Go North East will be offering four return journeys every day from Newcastle’s Haymarket Bus Station, via Ponteland, to Belsay. The X75 Belsay Express will leave from Haymarket Stan R. Anyone travelling by bus to the site will receive a 20% discount on admission. Currently all visits to Belsay must be pre booked. Online bookings can be made by visiting the Belsay website. Please use code 20BelsayBus to claim your 20% discount.
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Walmer Castle Collection Highlights
Highlights from the collections at Walmer Castle, including the extensive collection of Wellington memorabilia.
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Myths, legends and folklore are intricately linked with the stories of England’s past. But while a lot of these are carried through generational stories and historical literature, tangible associations live on at the historic places we care for.
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How to explore history from home - for free
Take a look at our favourite free to access history themed sites, apps, podcasts and videos.
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Charles III and the English kings who share his name
A brief history of England's three King Charles.
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Victoria Pendleton: My Day as a Jousting Knight
Double Olympic gold medalist Victoria Pendleton spends a day jousting like a medieval knight at English Heritage's Kenilworth Castle.
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Two sieges at Dover Castle, in the summers of 1216 and 1217, were important events during the First Barons’ War. The circumstances that gave rise to this attack were part of a complex and bitter disagreement between King John and a large group of English barons, which resulted in all-out warfare across England.