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See full prices and opening timesEnglish Heritage members can save 15% on car-ferry travel to the Isle of Wight with Red Funnel. Explore spectacular places including Osborne, Carisbrooke Castle and Yarmouth Castle.
If you're not already a member, you can join today and enjoy exclusive offers and discounts with our Members' Rewards – the savings you make could cover the cost of your annual membership!
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If you come to the site by public transport (bus or train) or bicycle, you can get 20% off your entry.
Just show us your travel ticket (or bike/helmet) when you arrive. The offer is only available for tickets purchased at the site on the day of your visit.
The discount is in partnership with Good Journey. Click or tap the red button below to plan your journey with their trip planner.
Check out the full terms and conditions for the Good Journey discount.
Plan your car-free travel to OsborneExtend your stay at Osborne in one of our holiday cottages. As well as allowing you free out-of-hours access so you can experience the site at your own leisure, our cottages make the perfect base for exploring the Isle of Wight. Plus you get a free welcome hamper and discount in the shop and café.
We have three cottages on site (No1 Sovereign's Gate, No2 Sovereign's Gate and Pavilion Cottage) as well as the Bowling Green Apartment at nearby Carisbrooke Castle.
Discover our Isle of Wight holiday cottagesThis site is one of several included in our new digital guide on Bloomberg Connects. Discover more about our special historic places and the people who called them home. Every room and ruin has a story to tell, and now, using the interactive map on the guide, you can unlock these tales.
Download the app nowListen to the role Osborne played in Victorian politics, on this special episode of the English Heritage podcast.