The importance of our architectural heritage for England's tourism

Abstract

England has a great variety of historic buildings and monuments, often set in fine surroundings. They are our architectural heritage: a growing heritage. Of 5,500 or more buildings of special merit, at least 1,500 are open to the public. They are owned by the nation, by local authorities or non‐profit making trusts, and mostly by private individuals or families. They are spread throughout England, offering many interesting things besides the architecture itself.

Citation

Marris, T. (1985), "The importance of our architectural heritage for England's tourism", The Tourist Review, Vol. 40 No. 1, pp. 23-26. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb057918