Visitors to historic sites in England are encouraged to lie down and look up at magnificent ceilings. English Heritage has launched the ‘Lie Down and Look Up’ campaign for this purpose, which runs until November 1. Five locations are participating, including Bolsover Castle and Eltham Palace, featuring stunning architectural details. The campaign aims to enhance the visitor experience by inviting prolonged reflection on these intricate designs. Visitors to historic sites in England are encouraged to lie down and look up at magnificent ceilings. English Heritage has launched the ‘Lie Down and Look Up’ campaign for this purpose, which runs until November 1. Five locations are participating, including Bolsover Castle and Eltham Palace, featuring stunning architectural details. The campaign aims to enhance the visitor experience by inviting prolonged reflection on these intricate designs.
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England’s historic homes invite visitors to lie down and admire ornate ceilings
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