HEART's activities can be grouped around three broad categories:
An iconic set of outstanding heritage buildings being developed as a universally important integrated family of cultural, economic and social attractions for visitors and local people. Includes one of the most ambitious secular Norman building in Europe, the only English friary to survive intact from the medieval period right up to the landmark millennium project for the East of England.
A series of heritage collections, each representing key development stages in a European context, capable of being developed as a linked portfolio of themed attractions. Includes the largest collection of pre-Reformation churches of any city north of the Alps, the largest group of medieval undercrofts in the UK and one of the UK's largest collections of merchant houses.
Historic public spaces which bind together important heritage resources and provide a stage to develop economic and cultural activity. This includes the largest and most complete medieval street pattern in England.
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