Judges' Lodgings Museum, Church Street, Lancaster, Lancashire, LA1 1YS | Celebrate 400 years of Lancaster's oldest Town House. Find out more about life below stairs, enjoy some traditional games in the garden and see normally hidden areas of the house. There will be live music, and creative crafts for kids. | Pre-booking not required. | September 13 and 14. | Find out more at: https://www.heritageopendays.org.uk/submission-event/judges-lodgings-400th-birthday-party-heritage-open-days-2025.htmlplaceholder image
Judges' Lodgings Museum, Church Street, Lancaster, Lancashire, LA1 1YS | Celebrate 400 years of Lancaster's oldest Town House. Find out more about life below stairs, enjoy some traditional games in the garden and see normally hidden areas of the house. There will be live music, and creative crafts for kids. | Pre-booking not required. | September 13 and 14. | Find out more at: https://www.heritageopendays.org.uk/submission-event/judges-lodgings-400th-birthday-party-heritage-open-days-2025.html | Lancashire County Council

16 free Heritage Open Days experiences in Lancashire you can't miss this September

September is the perfect time to explore Lancashire, and we’ve rounded up 16 fantastic things to see and do this month.

From hidden heritage gems and family-friendly attractions to seaside strolls and cultural experiences, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Heritage Open Days returns in 2025 with thousands of free events across England, and Lancashire is no exception.

Visitors can uncover the stories behind historic buildings, wander gardens not usually open to the public or take part in immersive activities that bring local history to life.

Whether you’re a longtime resident or just visiting, this September is a chance to try something new, discover local landmarks and enjoy a mix of indoor and outdoor experiences before the autumn sets in.

Find our full gallery below:

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