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Spinney
Bimbleur extraordinaire
- Location
- Back up north
I'm a life member in the English one. No problems at all, just show your card.
Admittedly it's a few years since I've been to Scotland, but I doubt it's changed.
Join whichever is cheaper!
Admittedly it's a few years since I've been to Scotland, but I doubt it's changed.
Join whichever is cheaper!
lazybloke
Ginger biscuits and cheddar
- Location
- Leafy Surrey
It was always cheaper to join in Scotland*. A family member who did so has not had any issues visiting Welsh/ English sites.
*don't want to know if that's still true
*don't want to know if that's still true
LonesomeWanderer
Veteran
- Location
- Sherborne, Dorset
They have a reciprocal with Historic NZ too. The New Zealand one includes English heritage too.
The one thing they don't cover is the car park charges. English NT have been replacing the membership cards with ones you can scan at the parking machines and charging more for non members or reciprocal people.....
The one thing they don't cover is the car park charges. English NT have been replacing the membership cards with ones you can scan at the parking machines and charging more for non members or reciprocal people.....
Andy_R
Hard of hearing..I said Herd of Herring..oh FFS..
- Location
- County Durham
They do in certain countries. I'm fairly sure they have a list, or a link to a list on their website
Onthedrops
Veteran
- Location
- Yorksha
NT member here. Never visited any NT sites in Scotland.
Did borrow my mates English Heritage cards, me and Mrs OTD blagged it into Edinburgh Castle, saved a decent amount!
Did borrow my mates English Heritage cards, me and Mrs OTD blagged it into Edinburgh Castle, saved a decent amount!
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Was an NT member and the Welsh equivalent Cadw, but both aren't interchangeable. Found we were spending more time in N Wales, so cancelled NT for CADW. The kids aren't interested now, so haven't renewed either.
NT Owned properties in Wales are free with NT membership.
NT Owned properties in Wales are free with NT membership.
Spinney
Bimbleur extraordinaire
- Location
- Back up north
English Heritage is the English equivalent of Cadw - you can get into Cadw properties with an EH card.
LonesomeWanderer
Veteran
- Location
- Sherborne, Dorset
[QUOTE 5197656, member: 9609"]after having a visit to york minster this week ruined by screaming children, deterring children with extra costs does not seem that bad of an idea. just need to find a way of stopping mobile phone obsessed parents now.,[/QUOTE]
It's the people holding up full size iPads to take a picture that I find most annoying.
It's the people holding up full size iPads to take a picture that I find most annoying.
- Location
- London
[QUOTE 5197656, member: 9609"]after having a visit to york minster this week ruined by screaming children, deterring children with extra costs does not seem that bad of an idea. just need to find a way of stopping mobile phone obsessed parents now.,[/QUOTE]
Maybe you should get in touch with english heritage, suggest a nice bit of bank holiday roman infanticide re-enactment? Kids get in free.
Maybe you should get in touch with english heritage, suggest a nice bit of bank holiday roman infanticide re-enactment? Kids get in free.
Pale Rider
Legendary Member
I'm a member - until they finally ban it.
Oh, you were asking about the National Trust.
Sorry,
Regards,
T. Robinson.
Oh, you were asking about the National Trust.
Sorry,
Regards,
T. Robinson.
