CASTLES - FORTS - RUINS - RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS

London. Available to non-UK residents only. Take a journey through Britain exploring magnificent castles, ancient fortresses, idyllic gardens, monuments, royal residences and stately homes with the Great British Heritage pass, the holder of the pass has free access to nearly 600 locations and attractions.

Shapinsay Orkney Islands. Tel 01856 711282 We offer an old fashioned experience with two working farms, two uninhabited islands and 6 miles of undisturbed coastline for you to enjoy. The castle is surrounded by 70 acres of private grounds that includes a Victorian walled kitchen garden plus fantastic wildlife.

South Ronaldsay Orkney Islands. Tel 01856 872865 The Tomb sits on a magnificent cliff top site, with the Bronze Age site half way between that and the visitor centre. Visitors can follow the stunning cliff top trail to the tomb, enjoying the wildlife and scenery. While at the visitor centre read up on the history.

Dornie Highlands. Tel 01599 555202 You can explore almost every part of the castle from the banqueting hall to the bedrooms. You'll be following in the footsteps of many a warrior from the Vikings to James Bond, from Jacobites to Hollywood's highlander. Our guides will welcome you and answer questions.

Isle Of Skye. Tel 01470 521206 Among all the historic houses of Scotland there is none that for sheer manifold fascination overtops Dunvegan Castle. Here you will learn a lot about Scotland and the castles motto, see the MacCrimmon Pipes, The Jacobite Relics, The Fairy Flag and loads more historic artefacts.

Causewayhead Stirling. Tel 01786 472140 Keeping the spirit of Sir William Wallace alive this monument explains and tells the story of heroic Sir William Wallace when the two countries (Scotland & England) faced each other at the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297, Scotland was led to victory by William himself.