Family favourites
Chester Zoo, Knowsley Safari Park, are just a couple of examples of somehere to visit with the children during the school holidays.
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.
Trafford Centre, Manchester
Pendle Village Mill & Oswaldtwistle Mills
Hawkshead, Coniston Cruise & John Ruskin’s Brantwood
Come with G-Line for a bit of retail therapy to Liverpool.
We travel to the Isle of Anglesey for a visit to the town of Beaumaris, where you will be have some free time before enjoying a cruise to Puffin Island, situated off the coast of Isle of Anglesey.
The historic City of York has lots to offer
Dogs Trust Home and Broadstone Mill
Bakewell, the home of the ‘pudding’ and a market town in the heart of the Peak District, we move on to Hopton Hall.
Mackintosh at Liverpool’s Walker Gallery & Port Sunlight’s Lady Lever Gallery
Enjoy the floral town of Harrogate or the renowned Great Yorkshire Show.
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.
RHS (Royal Horticultural Society) Flower Show at Tatton Park
There will be demonstrations from local talented chefs, along with plenty of local and regional food and drink.
Clitheroe & Skipton on Market Day
The choice is yours. Chester or Chester Zoo (Entrance not included)
For over 125 years, small engines have hauled trains from the delightful Cumbrian coastal village of Ravenglass through spectacular scenery to Eskdale. We continue to the historic Muncaster Castle, with its Great Hall, octagonal library, ghosts, 77 acres of wild woodland gardens, 12th century church and world owl centre.
Knutsford for its Makers Market
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.
Come with G-Line to the Ribble Valley market town of Clitheroe and its Food Festival.
The seaside town of Whitby. Made famous as the inspiration of Bram Stoker’s Victorian Gothic novel, Dracula.
Skipton on Market Day & The Kettlewell Scarecrow Festival’s 20th Anniversary!
Llangollen for a Horse Drawn Canal Boat and a Trip on the Llangollen Railway
Today we have a trip to the beach at Crosby to see the Antony Gormley statues, famously titled ‘Another Place’ and consisting of 100 cast-iron, life size figures spread out along the beach foreshore. We then go onto Liverpool where you will have free time for lunch and for wander around the shops or to visit the excellent museums.
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.
‘Les Miserables’ at the Empire Theatre, Liverpool
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