What is the Heritage Card?
Jul 13th, 2003 | 11:59 AM
#2
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What country are you asking about?
if it is the UK - then it is the Great British Heritage Pass. That is a good deal - 85% to 90% of all the Castles, Gardens, Stately Homes, and historic Sites are covered.
If you are asking about some other country - let us know . . . .
if it is the UK - then it is the Great British Heritage Pass. That is a good deal - 85% to 90% of all the Castles, Gardens, Stately Homes, and historic Sites are covered.
If you are asking about some other country - let us know . . . .
Jul 13th, 2003 | 02:47 PM
#3
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http://www.heritageireland.ie/en/Splash.html
go to the above website to read all about it and what sites you can get into. Usually it is a moneysaver if you go to 3 or so sites.
go to the above website to read all about it and what sites you can get into. Usually it is a moneysaver if you go to 3 or so sites.
Jul 13th, 2003 | 08:25 PM
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Sueks,
The Heritage Card, from the Duchas in Ireland, is, I think, a worthwhile investment. Many the sites people recommend are a part of the Heritage list, and the entry fees do mount up, whereas the card is 19 Euro per person. Once you pay the per person fee, you get a card to carry that's good for entry into any of the Heritage sites, for a full year.
All you have to do is buy it at the first Heritage site you visit.
Some of the major ones are:
Rock of Cashel
Cahir Castle
Glendalough
Kilkenney Castle
Reginalds Tower, Waterford
Hill of Tara
Muckross House
many others...
check out the address lrrover gave you. It has the full list.
The Heritage Card, from the Duchas in Ireland, is, I think, a worthwhile investment. Many the sites people recommend are a part of the Heritage list, and the entry fees do mount up, whereas the card is 19 Euro per person. Once you pay the per person fee, you get a card to carry that's good for entry into any of the Heritage sites, for a full year.
All you have to do is buy it at the first Heritage site you visit.
Some of the major ones are:
Rock of Cashel
Cahir Castle
Glendalough
Kilkenney Castle
Reginalds Tower, Waterford
Hill of Tara
Muckross House
many others...
check out the address lrrover gave you. It has the full list.
