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csziggy

(34,136 posts)
Fri Feb 22, 2019, 02:27 PM Feb 2019

Traveling to the UK this year - what groups to join to get passes?

With my husband. We'll be in Scotland in August, York and Lincolnshire early September, a tour for ten days, a week in London, Southeast England including Cornwall and Devon, then Wales for a week or two, then travel through the middle of England to Southampton to voyage home at the end of October.

Mostly we will be doing genealogy or visiting places ancestors lived, birdwatching and hiking, and visiting various tourist spots (we prefer those of archeological and historical value rather than big show theme park types deals).

I've joined:
Royal Society for the Preservation of Birds
Scottish Wildllife
English Heritage
Historic Scotland
National Trust for Scotland
Cadw (Welsh group for "protect&quot
Wildlife Trust of SOuth & West Wales

Most of these organizations provide free access to their sites with a membership card. What other organizations should I consider joining to get access to great sites? Even if we don't make it to all of them, I consider a year's membership worth the cost to support the organizations, so suggest any you can think of.

Thank you!

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Traveling to the UK this year - what groups to join to get passes? (Original Post) csziggy Feb 2019 OP
Add the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty tikka Feb 2019 #1
Thanks! I've signed up for that one, too. csziggy Feb 2019 #2

tikka

(762 posts)
1. Add the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty
Fri Feb 22, 2019, 08:36 PM
Feb 2019

or as it is commonly known as the National Trust. It sounds like it's just what you want. I visited the Chedworth Roman Villa (National Trust) in the Cotswolds earlier this year. Very cool! They have plenty of locations.

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