Every September, thousands of volunteers across England organise events to celebrate the UK’s fantastic history and culture.
The event offers opportunities to see hidden places and try out new experiences for free.
We have rounded up the events taking place in around around Bristol next week (September 12 to 14).
A full list of locations can be found here.
Here are 17 historical places in Bristol that you can visit this week for Heritage Open Days:
5. Bristol Temple Church Guided Tour
Join a free guided tour of Bristol Temple Church on September 12 and 19 at 11am. | CharnwoodPhoto - stock.adobe.com
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6. RWA - Behind the scenes
On September 13 and 19 from 11am to noon, join the RWA to celebrate Heritage Open Days with an extra special FREE building tour with resident RWA history expert and Curatorial and Technical Manager Tristan Pollard. | Royal West of England Academy (RWA) via Google Maps
7. Julian Trust Night Shelter
On September 13 from 11am to 4pm, explore the former site of the St Pauls Brewery and sugar house now the home of the Julian Trust Night Shelter that provides meals and beds for local homeless people. The Shelter will be celebrating its 40th anniversary next year. | Google Maps
8. Arnos Vale Cemetery
On September 13 and 14 from 10.30am to 4.30pm, explore historic chapels, lodges, and the crypt, all open to the public as part of Heritage Open Days. Plus a short film preview of Mortal Remains on September 14. | Arnos Vale