"National Lottery Open Week is returning next month, offering free entry, cheap tickets, and tours at venues across London. National Lottery Open Week is a way for lottery-funded venues to thank the players for the £30 million they raise for Good Causes every week. Anyone who visits a participating Lottery-supported project and shows a National Lottery ticket, Instant Win Game, or scratchcard (physical or digital) during National Lottery Open Week can take up a special offer."
"Most can be accessed by turning up on the day and waving your lottery ticket, but some, especially the tours, require advance booking. Check each venue below for its specific details: Free Entry 7th & 8th March Eltham Palace and Gardens 7th, 12th and 14th March 2 Willow Road (booking required) Rainham Hall (booking required) 7th - 13th March Painshill Park 7th - 14th March Ham House and Garden Osterley House 8th and 13th March Fenton House & Garden 10th - 15th March"
"Two for One entry 7th-8th and 10th-15th March Foundling Museum World Rugby Museum 7th-9th & 13th-15th March Chiltern Open Air Museum 7th to 15th March The Royal Observatory (booking required) The Cutty Sark (booking required) HMS Belfast The Design Museum - Blitz: the Club that Shaped the 80s (booking required) 11th to 13th March Charles Dickens Museum Half price offers 7th, 8th, 13th and 14th March Hampton Court Palace (booking required) 7th to 14th March Tower of London (booking required)"
National Lottery Open Week returns next month, offering free entry, two-for-one, half-price tickets and guided tours at Lottery-funded venues across London. Players raise £30 million for Good Causes each week, and showing a National Lottery ticket, Instant Win Game or scratchcard (physical or digital) grants access to a special offer. Most offers can be accessed by turning up on the day, although some tours and venues require advance booking. Specific participating venues include Eltham Palace and Gardens, 2 Willow Road, Painshill Park, Ham House, Osterley House, the Tower of London and Hampton Court Palace on specified dates.
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