Macclesfield Treacle Market A bustling monthly market in Macclesfield’s cobbled Marketplace and streets around. With more than 160 stalls of unique crafts, exceptional food & drink and vintage finds. Treacle Market takes place on the last Sunday of each month. Macclesfield's market is called the "Treacle Market" because of a legend about a centuries-old acccident where a horse-drawn wagon, carrying trreacle overturnedand spilled its sticky cargo onto the towns cobbles . The name "Treacletown" also refers to this story. Whats includedLuxury Coach Travel with experienced driver and courierExtra legroom and comfortable seats on board the coachFree WiFi on board the coach and USB charging points at each seatRefreshments served onboard the coach (small fee)Free time to explore Macclesfield and its famous Treacle Market
The Tina Turner Musical, is on its first ever UK & Ireland tour. From humble beginnings in Nutbush, Tennessee, to her triumphant transformation into a multi-award winning global superstar, Tina Turner didn’t just break the rules, she rewrote them, winning 12 Grammy Awards. Set to the pulse-pounding soundtrack of her iconic hits, including The Best, What’s Love Got To Do With It?, Private Dancer and River Deep, Mountain High, discover the heart and soul behind the queen of rock ‘n’ roll. Experience her inspiring story live on stage as this exhilarating celebration reveals the untold story of a woman who dared to dream fiercely, shatter barriers and defy the bounds of age, gender and race to conquer the world against all odds. Time for shopping and lunch before the 2.30pm matinee performance.Whats includedLuxury Escorted Return Coach TravelExperienced Driver and CourierUSB charging points and free WiFi onboard the coachMatinee Tickets to see Tina Turner the Musical Matinee Performance at the Grand Theatre in LeedsUpper Circle SeatsFree time to shop in Leeds and have lunch prior to the 14.30 performance.Please book early to avoid missing out!
Rutland Water & Rutland Cruises is a family-run business operating boat trips since 1986, cruising around the reservoir during daylight hours Sails the North Shore to the South Shore. Visitors can enjoy the scenery from the water, amidst the sailors, anglers and waterbirds, whilst listening to commentary highlighting points of interest at the same time enjoying a lovely Cream Tea with Scone, Jam and Cream including Tea or Coffee.Melton Mowbray Melton Mowbray has everything. Whilst known worldwide for their Pork Pies and Stilton Cheese, and across Britain as the nation's Rural Capital of Food, there's so much more to this quintessential English town and its impressive surroundings. It is an oasis in the glorious rolling Leicestershire countryside, with 70 beautiful villages dotted around the borough. Melton is centrally located and exceptionally well connected. Get ready to soak up the rich heritage this town has to offer.Whats included:Luxury coach travel with experienced driver/courierComfortable Seating on board the coachFree WiFi and USB charging points at each seat on board the coachLeisure time in Melton MowbrayCream Tea and cruise on board the Rutland Belle
Grasmere Grasmere is perhaps best known as the home of William Wordsworth, a place he once described as "The most loveliest spot that man hath found." Set alongside Grasmere Lake, Grasmere is shrouded by a panorama of fells and mountains that provide the atmosphere so beloved of Wordsworth and the Romantic lakeland poets. The poetic heart of the Lakes, where William and Dorothy Wordsworth lived and taught. The old schoolhouse is now the famous Grasmere Gingerbread shop, the perfect spot for a bit of a treat before heading out for the day. St. Oswald's Church sits across the street with the lovely Wordsworth Daffodil Memorial Garden around the outside.Keswick Keswick is a small and quaint market town brimming with authentic old shops and traditional pubs. It’s the most northerly of the Lake District’s towns. Just a ten-minute walk from Lake Derwent (or Derwentwater), affectionately called the ‘Queen of the Lakes,’ Keswick is encircled by fells like Catbells and Skiddaw, England’s fourth highest mountain. There is a fantastic museum in Keswick The Derwent Pencil Museum, which sounds dull but it’s actually quite interesting, highlighting Keswick’s significant role in the pencil-making industry thanks to its rich graphite deposits and is home to the largest pencil in the world plus lots more.Whats IncludedLuxury Executive Coach TravelExperienced driver and courierFree Wifi on board the coachUSB Charging points at every seatKitchen where we serve refreshments (small fee)Time in GrasmereTime to explore Keswick
Bury MarketBury Market is a traditional market known for its vibrant atmosphere and a wide array of goods. Dating back to 1444, it has long been a central hub of community life. The market is especially famous for its Bury Black Pudding. The market hosts around 350 stalls selling everything from fresh produce to household itemsCome and enjoy a day out and shop till you drop! With bargains galore to be had including an array of fresh fruit and veg, such as sweet potatoes, black pudding and much more. One visit to the market is never enough and there is also so much to see and do in the town including; the award winning East Lancs Steam Railway, the Fusilier Museum, a wonderful art gallery, Burrs Country Park. For those that just love to shop there are even more shops in the neighbouring Mill Gate Shopping Centre and also in the Rock shopping centre, which is just a short walk awayWith some time at the Boundary Mill Outlet near Colne, one of the largest shopping outlets in this part of the country, this is a day out not to be missed!Whats included Escorted Luxury Coach Travel with reserved seating Experienced Tour Driver & Courier Extra legroom and comfortable seats USB charging points and Free WiFi onboard the coach Refreshments served onboard the coach (small fee) Time to browse all the market stalls, shops in Bury Market and the Town Centre and a stop at Boundary Mill, Colne
RHS Bridgewater The former site of Worsley New Hall, in Salford that's been transformed into an iconic RHS Garden. Landscape architect, Tom Stuart-Smith created the masterplan and our fantastic Bridgewater team, alongside award-winning garden designers, have brought ‘gardens within a garden’ to life by blending history with world-class horticulture. Worsley Welcome Garden. A gloriously designed space that provides the perfect start to your RHS Garden Bridgewater journey. The Weston Walled Gardens, Inspirational gardens and community spaces make this iconic 11-acre walled garden the horticultural heart of RHS Garden Bridgewater. The Chinese Streamed Garden, The RHS is delighted to have been working with the Chinese community in Greater Manchester to create a unique, Chinese-inspired garden at RHS Garden Bridgewater and the Paradise Garden, Drawing inspiration from the earliest gardens, the Paradise Garden spectacularly blends Mediterranean, Asiatic and American planting are just a few of the gardens at Bridgewater to take a look in.Salford Quays Visit the Quays, Greater Manchester's stunning waterfront destination, and discover culture, history, heritage, shopping and sport within just one square mile. With an award-winning theatre, gallery and museum, discount shopping, stunning architecture, historical tours, cruises and sport, the Quays has everything you need for a great day out.Whats included Escorted Luxury Coach Travel with reserved seating Experienced Tour Driver & Courier Comfortable seats onboard USB charging points at each seat and Free WiFi onboard Refreshments served onboard the coach (small fee) - subject to courier availability Entry into RHS Bridgewater Gardens Free time at Salford Quay
Whitby Goth Weekend The official Whitby Goth Weekend (WGW) events are held twice a year. While dates for the October 2026 event are still to be confirmed, the spring 2026 event, also known as The Gothic Gathering. The main events, including the Bizarre Bazaar alternative market, take place at the Whitby Spa Pavilion. Other activities and events can be found at the Captain Cook Monument on the West Cliff, at St Marys Church and the Abbey on the East Cliff. (Please note most events are free, however some areas are payable events) Admission to the Bizarre Bazaar Alternative Market is free, but ticketed events, such as live music and the festival, are separate. Dress Code: While there isn't a strict dress code - come as you wish, you can dress up in gothic, steampunk, and alternative fashion, which are encouraged. Whats included Escorted Luxury Coach Travel with reserved seating Experienced Tour Driver & Courier Extra legroom and comfortable seats USB charging points and Free WiFi onboard the coach Refreshments served onboard the coach (small fee) Free time to enjoy a unique day out in Whitby with the Goth Gathering
Enjoy a return ride on one of the UK's most scenic railway journeys across the Yorkshire Dales and Cumbrian Hills, stopping or passing some wonderful little stations such as Appleby, Dent Station, Garside and going over the famous Ribblehead (Batty Moss) Viaduct. See if you can spot Ruswarp the brave little dog at Dent Station. Our journey begins at the little station in Settle where we board our train, with the chance of a volunteer guide to give some history of the Settle-Carlisle Line and a refreshment trolley this is a ride not to be missed. (volunteer guide not guaranteeed)Once in Carlisle you will have a few hours to explore or just get a bite to eat. Carlisle is the last city inside the UK border before entering the Scottish Borders. This wonderful historic city is full of places to discover, the old Gael, Carlisle Castle and lots of shops and cafes.Whats includedLuxury Escorted Return Coach TravelExperienced Driver and CourierUSB charging points and free WiFi onboard the coachTickets on the Settle-Carlisle Railway - returnFree time to explore CarlislePlease note, This day will be a longer than normal with early pick ups due to the train times. There are steps at Settle Station to get to the platform, so may not be ideal for people with severe mobility issues, although there is access across the tracks if severe mobilty.
Knaresborough is known for its stunning natural beauty, including the River Nidd and the famous Knaresborough Viaduct. It is also home to the historic Knaresborough Castle and the Mother Shipton's Cave, a popular tourist attraction, (formerly owned by the late magician Paul Daniels). Every Wednesday Knaresborough's picturesque marketplace, with heritage on all sides, fills with stalls and traders offering a range of goods from fresh fish to flowers and plants, from hardware and household items to the very best fruit and veg.Harrogate Harrogate is the definitive boutique spa town in the heart of North Yorkshire. Well worth visiting for its unique combination of historic spa heritage, picturesque landscapes, and modern comforts. With its luxurious Turkish Baths, iconic Bettys Café Tea Rooms, and the splendid RHS Garden Harlow Carr, Harrogate offers the perfect blend of leisure, luxury, and Yorkshire charm.Whats included Escorted Luxury Coach Travel with reserved seating Experienced Tour Driver & Courier Comfortable seats onboard USB charging points at each seat and Free WiFi onboard Free time in Knaresborough Free time in Harrogate
The Castle. A powerful exterior with a superb collection of art and artefacts. Raby is without doubt one of the most impressive intact castles in the North of England. Built in the 14th century by the powerful Neville family, it has a long history. Home to Cecily Neville (The Rose of Raby., mother of two kings of England, it was also the scene of the plotting of the Rising of the North and a Parliamentary stronghold during the Civil War. The approach to the castle is particularly beautiful as its towers appear and disappear amongst the trees of the surrounding parkland with its ornamental lakes and herds of deer. Much of the exterior with medieval towers, terrace and embattled walls dates back to the 14th century. In 1626, Sir Henry Vane the Elder, Member of Parliament and important member of Charles I’s household, purchased Raby from the Crown. The present owner being the 12th Lord Barnard, who through his mother’s lineage also holds links to the original Nevilles of Raby. Today, Raby is the seat of the 12th Lord and Lady Barnard and the Vane family. It is home to an impressive range of art, textiles and furniture from across the globe, dating from the 17th to the 21st Century.Whats includedLuxury Escorted Return Coach TravelExperienced Driver and CourierUSB charging points and free WiFi onboard the coachA Guided Tour of Raby Castle and free flow to explore the castleFree time to explore the Deer Park and Walled GardensComfort stops en-route including Mainsgill Farm Shop
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