Days Out - Destinations

A place of poetry and culture, Ledbury is big enough to be bustling and vibrant, a market town with a unique feel. At the centre of Ledbury is the Black and White Grade 1 listed Market Hall and is one of the finest examples in England.  

 Wander the historic streets and stroll up tiny alleys  to find Ledbury’s irresistable array of independent shops.  Mooch around art galleries and bookshops, womenswear boutiqu...more info

The Black Boy public house has been independently owned by the Rigby family since 1993.

Only minutes from the NEC and the village of Knowle, its great location next to the Grand Union Canal offers diners a unique opportunity to relax in the expansive garden and admire canal life while enjoying wholesome food.

Enjoy a delicious 2 course amply portioned meal followed by a visit to The Blue Diamond Melbicks Garden Centre.

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The Royal Oak is a beautiful country pub, with exposed beams, homely décor, and beautiful views over the Worcestershire /Herefordshire countryside. Here, you'll enjoy a  delicious 2 course carvery (main and dessert).

Offering  3 local meats and 14 different vegetables to choose from not forgetting our homemade Yorkshire puddings and gravy. After which we make our way to the award winning  Webbs of Wychbold Garden Centr...more info

During mid March and mid May the soft pink tones of cherry and apple blossom contrast beautifully with the white blossom of the pear and plum as the blossom explodes along the road sides of the Vale of Evesham 

Enjoy the ever popular Spring Blossom Trail. Marvel at the sights of the apple and  plum orchards in the Vale of Evesham.  Complete with a Blossom Tour Guide , this memorable trip highlights the best blossom viewpoints...more info

Skegness was one of the country’s first seaside resorts to welcome visitors and still one of the most popular today... 

Walk along the front at Skegness and it's a wonderland of family friendly attractions – go-karting, ten-pin bowling, funfairs and crazy golf are just some of the activities that will keep you entertained or back and relax in the Compass Gardens - a great place to sit and watch the world go by.

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Choose to visit the small and mighty – York is the medieval walled city that really packs a punch. Its backdrop of medieval lanes, snickelways, and even a shopping street that dates back to the Domesday book means this compact city is packed with stuff to see.   

 Alternatively, choose to visit McArthurGlen's York Designer Outlet - a must visit fashion and shopping destination. Home to over 120 leading designer and high...more info