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nationallotteryopenweek.com and search for offers near you.More than 130 National Trust sites are offering free entry, including the magnificent medieval Chirk Castle in Wales and Mount Stewart in County Down.At Shakespeare’s New Place in Stratford-Upon-Avon, you can follow in the Bard’s footsteps at the site of his family home for 19 years.And in Cornwall, the futuristic biomes of the world-renowned Eden Project are home to the flora of the world’s different temperature zones.If you fancy a free go at the sport that won Team GB two medals at the Beijing Winter Olympics, give curling a go at Inverness Ice Centre.Practise some traditional shipbuilding crafts during a free tour at the Britannia Sailing Trust in Devon, while learning a shanty or two, and they’ll even lay on tea and biscuits!If planes, trains and automobiles are your thing, why not climb aboard a Concorde at the National Museum of Flight in East Lothian?Meanwhile entry fees are waived at the Head of Steam, Darlington Railway Museum.

And pick up discount tickets to Warwickshire’s British Motor Museum to get close to some of your dream automobiles.Celebrate industries that helped make Britain great at Whitchurch Silk Mill in rural Hampshire – the oldest in the UK – and the Leach Pottery in St Ives, where you can watch demonstrations free of charge.Complimentary hot drinks await visitors at the Land of Oak & Iron Heritage Centre in the North East's beautiful Derwent Valley, which chronicles how the region’s booming iron and steel industry led the Industrial Revolution.Walk along trails and spot native species with two-for-one tickets at Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust centres across the UK.