Family favourites
Chester Zoo, Knowsley Safari Park, are just a couple of examples of somehere to visit with the children during the school holidays.
Knutsford and the Anderton Boat Lift
The Delightful Derwent Valley
West Cumberland Coast & 'La'al Ratty' Railway
Enjoy with us the special sights and sounds of the Appleby Horse Fair. People travelling come from all over the country to meet up and show and sell their horses.
Buxton and the Donkey Sanctuary for its Open Day
Knutsford for its Makers Market
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Samlesbury Hall & Afternoon Tea at Hoghton Tower
Come with us for an excursion to Blackburn for its market or a wander around the town. Blackburn Market offers over 120 stalls selling a wide range of produce, textiles and fashion, with the market, having its own refreshment court. There will be the opportunity to visit the Cathedral for it’s a Festival of Flowers. Organised as a celebration of regeneration of the city, thousands of blooms will fill the cathedral with spectacular contemporary installations and will showcase beautiful and imag
Visit Eyam See the plague cottages and discover the story of the plague in the Museum and the Church, as well as enjoying its Well Dressings. Matlock Bath grew up as a spa town in the 19th century and was built alongside the River Derwent in a beautiful gorge setting.
Eden Valley & Ullswater Tour inc. Sedbergh, Appleby and a Boat Cruise
The choice is yours. York, where you can shop til you drop and be a culture vulture or the Yorkshire Air Museum
Arley Hall, with its ancient history and over 100 acres of gardens and parkland, for over 500 years. Providing great variety, the gardens rank amongst the finest in the country.
Macclesfield for its Treacle Market
This festival is a celebration of the heritage and culture of the historic market town of Pontefract.
RHS (Royal Horticultural Society) Flower Show at Tatton Park
The seaside town of Whitby. Made famous as the inspiration of Bram Stoker’s Victorian Gothic novel, Dracula.
Knowsley Safari Park is one of the top choices for a family day out in the north of England. The Park offers a unique five-mile safari drive along roads lined with exotic animals from all over the world.
Durham's Castle and Cathedral are classified as a World Heritage. Beamish is unique as a working example of what life in the North of England was really like at the turn of the 20th century.
Come with G-Line to the Ribble Valley market town of Clitheroe and its Food Festival.
Skipton on Market Day & The Kettlewell Scarecrow Festival’s 20th Anniversary!
A fascinating insight into the work of the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association at their Atherton Training School, where you will learn about their work and the excellent training facilities of this wonderful society. Then it is onto Ena Mill, for the perfect shopping experience all under one roof. (Tour at Guide Dog Centre free, but donations welcome)
Llangollen for a Horse Drawn Canal Boat and a Trip on the Llangollen Railway
Arley Hall, with its ancient history and over 100 acres of gardens and parkland, for over 500 years. Providing great variety, the gardens rank amongst the finest in the country.
Come with for a new day excursion to Rivington Barn, where there will be a 2 course meal, tea and coffee, before enjoying a concert by the wonderful Houghton Weavers.
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