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Come Here! — A Heritage Podcast with Liz Drury Looking for inspiring places to visit — and the stories behind them? Come Here! is the podcast that takes you inside the UK’s most fascinating heritage sites, museums, galleries, historic houses, parks and cultural spaces — in the company of the people who know them best. Hosted by voiceover artist and archaeology PhD Liz Drury, each weekly episode features a friendly, in-depth conversation with curators, site managers, rangers and heritage professionals from across the sector. Together, we explore the history of their sites, the hidden details visitors might otherwise miss, what makes each place special — and, of course, all the practical information you need to plan a visit. Whether you’re a heritage enthusiast, a day-trip planner, or simply curious about the stories behind Britain’s cultural spaces, Come Here! will introduce you to somewhere new. And if you work in the heritage sector yourself, this podcast is your invitation too — a chance to share your site, your passion, and your visitor experience with a wider audience. New episodes every week. Come and discover somewhere worth visiting.
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Frequenza di aggiornamento:
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24 minutes
Interviste agli ospiti
Podcast video
Inglese
Stati Uniti
37 episodi
da 12 Febbraio 2026
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Lych paths (also called corpse roads, bier roads or lyke ways) were routes along which rural communities carried their dead to a distant parish "mother church" for burial. "Lych" is Old English for corpse. They emerged in Anglo-Saxon England and stayed in use for over a thousand years, into the nin…
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The Trolleybus Museum was founded in 1969 on part of a former wartime RAF station, to house, restore and run trolleybuses when they were fast disappearing from Britain’s streets. The Museum has grown from a handful of vehicles and now has over 50 – the largest collection of preserved trolleybuses i…
Carmen Levick is a senior lecturer at the University of Sheffield. She is fascinated by how stories connect to spaces, and has developed a walking tour of the old Jewish quarter of Sheffield.
The tour is built on a mobile phone app which is free to download.
The history of the Jewish community in S…
Join author and social historian Neil Anderson as he explores Sheffield's remarkable Blitz story through two major new heritage experiences.
Discover the immersive Sheffield Blitz exhibition at the National Emergency Services Museum in Sheffield, featuring the moving first-hand testimonies of surv…
This week on the Come Here! podcast, we're off to Derbyshire to visit one of England's best loved stately homes.
Chatsworth is an iconic country estate, renowned for its rich history, creativity and collections spanning more than 4,000 years. Home to the Devonshire family for seventeen generations,…
Poole’s Cavern is one of Derbyshire’s finest natural limestone caves, offering visitors the opportunity to explore a remarkable geological landscape shaped over millions of years. Surrounding the cavern, Buxton Country Park provides more than 160 acres of mature woodland, diverse wildlife and sceni…
Step into the only surviving building certainly linked to James Cook — a Grade I listed 17th-century house on Whitby's historic harbourside. Built in 1688, this was home to Captain John Walker, who took on a seventeen-year-old apprentice named James Cook in 1746. The rest is history.
Inside, you'll…
Thornton Abbey and St Peter's Church are both in the care of English Heritage and are located a few miles apart.
Both sites are only open once a month, but on the same day, so you can visit both together. Use the links below to find the dates.
https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/thorn…
Here at Whitby Museum, we are surrounded by cabinets filled with curiosities. As you wander through, footsteps echo on the creaky floorboards, the magic seeps, history pours and discoveries are made; revealing the life of our historic coastal town from the Jurassic era to the present day, our colle…
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