Discover the UK’s hidden gems with historian Alice Loxton
AUTUMN is here and with it comes an amazing offer to take the family to visit one of the UK's incredible UK heritage sites for free.This is because it always decorates its darkest tunnels for the spooky season and also has an impressive pumpkin display in its garden.
There are 200 houses, gardens and even castles included, so you should be able to find something not a million miles away to visit.Some places also need you to book in advance and you can do this on the National Trust website by selecting the free member ticket option and use the code AUTUMN24.If you happen to miss out on the free online offer, there's a cheeky little way you can sometimes get around it.
That being said, it's worth checking out what your selected site is doing in the run-up to Halloween. "My family and I were then led through to a brick courtyard where we were introduced to John, our informative and friendly tour guide.
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