Hidden Britain: Britain's heritage newsletter, free weekly

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Locating 1,710 heritage sites

across Britain...

Sorting by name until the map centre is known.

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About this map

Finding your way around

Tap or click any pin to find out more about that place
Drag the map to move around, scroll or pinch to zoom in and out
When sites are close together they show as a number — tap it to zoom in and see them individually

Marking places and building your list

You can save every place you visit or want to visit:

Log visit — tap this to record your visit. You can note when you went, how busy it was, and how much you enjoyed it
Wishlist — tap this to save somewhere you'd like to go. The pin turns gold so you can spot it on the map
Visited — a quick way to mark somewhere as visited without filling in the details. The pin turns green
Remove — removes a place from your visited list or wishlist

You can also tap the visited and wishlist totals at the top of the page to see just those places on the map.

Pin colours

Not yet visited
Saved to your wishlist
Marked as visited

Finding places

Use the filter panel to explore by type, heritage grade, or which organisation runs a site — the National Trust, English Heritage, Cadw, and more. You can also search by name or tap Use my location to find places near you.

Planning your visit

When you open a place you'll see links through to the official website, admission prices, and opening times where available. Tap Open in Maps or Waze to get directions from where you are.

Your data stays on your device

Your visited places and wishlist are saved on this device — nothing is shared with us and no account is needed. If you want to take your list to another device, use the backup and restore option in the filter panel.

Spotted something wrong?

Tap Report an issue on any property and let us know. We check these regularly and keep the information as up to date as we can.

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We're looking for people passionate about Britain's heritage to help shape the next version of this map. Join the list and we'll be in touch when beta access opens.

The free weekly newsletter

Britain's built heritage, chosen and checked

Each week Rob and Ali pick a handful of castles, manor houses, gardens, and estates worth your attention. They check the history, work out why they matter, and tell you straight. No roundups. No listicles. Just a few remarkable places.

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4 July 2026

Hidden Britain: Woodchester Mansion, Stokesay Castle and More

An unfinished Victorian Gothic mansion in Gloucestershire where the bats have moved in, a 13th-century castle in Shropshire that survived the Civil War intact, and a Cecil Beaton photography exhibition inside one of Yorkshire's grandest houses. Plus a dragon-carved comb that's just come home to a Scottish abbey after centuries away.

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