Days Out - Destinations

Discover the town of Ashbourne, nestling in the beautiful Derbyshire countryside on the edge of the Peak District,
and renowned for its independent shops, speciality food shops and antique shops clustered around the historic marketplace and along the main streets of the town where they offer a delightful shopping experience.

Ashbourne has a very bustling market in its marketplace every Thursday - A traditional affair feat...more info

You can’t get much more of a traditional British seaside resort than the vibrant and cheerful town of Torquay. Set at the very heart of the English Riviera on the South Devon Coast - Made famous by the legendary comedy series Fawlty Towers, Torbay is distinctly Mediterranean and is a family favourite with plenty of attractions and things to do.

Blessed with a balmy climate and famous for its iconic palm trees, busy harbour, internatio...more info

Set amidst the glorious Shropshire countryside near to the Welsh Borders, Shrewsbury is one of England's finest medieval market towns.

A beautiful market town - Shrewsbury is full of finds to be discovered during your visit. By foot or by boat, the River Severn is a must, as is the café culture, the castle and the churches that dominate Shrewsbury's famous skyline. There are endless boutiques and quirky independents, all tucked away ...more info

Enjoy a delicious fish and chips meal (included) served up in the countryside setting of Radford at The Wheelbarrow Castle.

Afterwards, onto the Valley Evesham The Valley is packed with good stuff, in fact there's 125 acres to discover and explore - with all the biggest brands and unique boutiques, right on the River Avon. An eclectic mix of retailers, centred in a relaxed retail village, The Valley is home to designer fashion brands, outdo...more info

Enjoy Croome's springtime flora and fauna, as well as memorable views across the Worcestershire countryside to the Malvern hills.

Daffodil' - Theyre the cheerful little trumpets that herald the arrival of spring.

Head to the Shubbery area of the estae where you'll find rows of the yellow tipped beauties.

The largest market in the Derbyshire Dales, Bakewell Market  has over 100 regular stalls. The stall market dates from the 1920's although markets and fairs have been held in Bakewell since the 1300's when Henry III granted William Gernon, Lord of Bakewell the right to hold a fifteen day fair in May.The current day market, held every Monday, 9am-4pm on the Market Place and Granby Road - has a wide variety of goods including clothes, bed linen, sho...more info