Many heritage sites and museums will be open for free in September (Image: Cambridge News) Every year museums and historical sites across the UK open their doors for free throughout September in celebration of Open Heritage Days. The events, taking place from 6 to 15 September, will allow visitors to learn more about their area without spending a single penny. Cambridgeshire is a county filled with history that is both unique and fascinating.
You will be spoilt for choice when deciding which museums or attractions to check out. If you are struggling to narrow down where you want to go, we have created a list of some of the events that you simply cannot miss. READ MORE: Cambridge University college plans to install 114 solar panels on city centre roof READ MORE: Owners of lakeside holiday lodges say expansion will ‘enhance not spoil’ countryside The Farmland Museum and Denny Abbey Denny Abbey and the Farmland Museum.
(Image: Roger Adams) Address: Ely Road, Waterbeach , Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB25 9PQ No pre-booking required Located just off the A10 , the Farmland Museum and Denny Abbey spans across 850 years of history. Before becoming a farmhouse, the site was home to Benedictine Monks, Knights Templars and Franciscan Nuns, whose history can be explored through the building's architecture and displays. The vintage 1940s shop is a must-see, as it shows off food products and gardening tools from the last century.
On September 14 only, the whole site will be free for vis.