The term "heritage attraction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an historical or cultural site which draws tourists. For example, "The Grand Palace is a popular heritage attraction, attracting millions of visitors each year."
The Postal Museum and Mail Rail, a new heritage attraction, opens on 28 July.
Until 28 August, lakesalive.co.uk Kent Life, a working farm and heritage attraction in Maidstone, is holding its first ice-cream festival on Monday.
"Once we have spent £30m restoring the pier, we will have to generate enough income to keep it restored, so there will be bars and restaurants, but it will remain a heritage attraction.
Stokesley-born Ruffer was to buy Francisco de Zurbarán's paintings from the Church Commissioners and keep them at Auckland Castle, which Ruffer proposed should be restored, held in trust and become a major heritage attraction.
Margate's regeneration has been largely attributed to the success of the Turner Contemporary gallery, opened in 2011, and the Dreamland theme park, reopened as a high-class heritage attraction last year.
Perhaps its greatest attraction - and the architecture reflects this - is that Hoghton Tower will not become some sort of cheesy Shakespeare heritage attraction, but a living centre for new ways of looking at and intepreting the playwright's peerless output: Hoghton is certainly the right place for such a project, and Helm's architecture the right backdrop for it.
It wasn't so long ago that most of Britain's tourist sights would shut up shop for the winter, but the so-called off-season is rapidly becoming the best time of year to visit our museums and heritage attractions, as they come up with creative ways to attract visitors, from after-hours concerts and talks to candlelight tours and musical performances.
Alongside this is a host of heritage attractions that reflect the fascinating history of intensive European power play here.
Belize's recent history when it comes to the preservation of its most important world heritage attractions is not unflawed.
That's because statues and memorials are not the mechanism through which we learn or remember history: books, museums, memorial days, heritage attractions and television documentaries, among others, perform that task.
A big selling point for tourism in the UK is our rich history, made into a tourist draw by museums, heritage attractions, galleries and the like.
