Curated Itinerary

A September Week in England: Ten Heritage Places

Curated by Luigi De Marchi

Ten heritage places in one September loop through England: the Tower of London, Canterbury, Stonehenge and Georgian Bath in the […]

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Ten heritage places in one September loop through England: the Tower of London, Canterbury, Stonehenge and Georgian Bath in the south; Blenheim Palace, the iron bridge of the Severn Gorge and the mills of the Derwent Valley across the Midlands; then Norman Durham, Hadrian’s Wall and the Lake District in the north. Timed for England’s Heritage Open Days, 11–20 September 2026, when thousands of buildings open free of charge. Each stop links to its full entry in the archive; download the GPX or KML for your own navigator.

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