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Historic sites near me

Pick the nearest town and see what is actually there: the listed buildings, scheduled monuments, registered parks and organisation-run properties within 10 miles of the centre. Every figure is counted from the national registers, not estimated.

What is on the map

Visit History puts every one of these on a single map, alongside LiDAR terrain and six editions of Ordnance Survey mapping going back to 1885. There is no need to know which organisation looks after a place before you can find it.

Listed buildings
379,742
Scheduled monuments
20,015
Registered parks and gardens
1,721
Properties you can visit
1,767

The first three are counted from the National Heritage List for England. The last covers the National Trust, English Heritage, Historic Houses, Historic Royal Palaces, Cadw, Historic Environment Scotland and the National Trust for Scotland, across all of Britain. Both counted on 16 September 2026.

Choose a town

Thirty-two towns and cities, with what sits within 10 miles of each.

Your town is not on the list

These thirty-two are a starting point, not the coverage. The map itself works anywhere in Britain and finds your position without being told where you are, so it will show what is around you whether or not there is a page for it here.