Days Out - Destinations

Bletchley Park , once the top-secret home of the World War Two Codebreakers, is now a vibrant heritage attration in Milton keynes - Discover the incredible achievements of the Codebreakers in the place where it happened.    
 
Featuring interpretive exhibits and huts that have been rebuilt to appear as they did during their wartime operations. Exhibitions, set within beautifully restored historic buildings, tell the story ...more info

Shrewsbury is a town steeped in history and we think there’s no better way to tell the town’s story than on the very river that it was built upon - Starting your journey at Victoria Quay next to the Welsh Bridge and following the course of the river Severn around the countryside of Shrewsbury.

Relax on board the Sabrina boat as she sails round the famous and picturesque River Severn loop. Enjoy beautiful views alon...more info

Barry is a popular seaside resort where you'll find cafes, fish and chips, ice cream, arcades and rides, it is a very clean town with clean beaches, there are also a number of historical and cultural attractions on the island, making it a great place to visit for a day.

Barry Island is one of the most loved seaside towns in Wales which offers a lot of easy and fun entertainment for families all year round!

Definatley worth a vist fo...more info

The Shrewsbury Flower Show is held in The Quarry, the main recreational park for the town’s residents. The show has been held in this location for over 130 years placing the event into The Guinness Book of World Records for the longest running horticultural event held in the same location.

The Shrewsbury Flower show is one of the countrys premier flower show events, attracting top exhibitors from all over the country.

Shrew...more info

Discover the jewel in the crown of the Yorkshire coast...Whitby. Encircled by the wild North York Moors and edged by a spectacular coastline with the highest cliffs in England, this area is one of striking beauty and character - This coastal town has something special.

From the atmospheric Abbey towering over winding cobbled streets to the windswept beach and working harbour.

Perhaps sample some award-winning fish and chips, f...more info

First we visit the traditional Cotswold's market town of Moreton on market day - The largest street market in the Cotswolds with many stalls selling virtually anything, leather goods, purses, books, fish, produce, pet products, clothing, cookware, etc.

Market day is every Tuesday on the High Street. Visit this lovely Cotswold town and pick up a bargain!

Then onto Bibury - another charming Cotswolds's village and Arlington Row is...more info