Days Out - Destinations

The city that gave us the Beatles, Liverpool has moved on from its industrial roots to become one of Britian's most dynamic and vibrant cultural centres. Maritime history, musical heritage and grand rebuilding. Museums, bus tours, a ferry on the Mersey or visit Liverpool One shopping centre - a fab day out!  

Explore top attractions from the iconic Royal Liver Building and Royal Albert Dock to green spaces and coastline. Be part of wor...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 along the river...more info

Enjoy a great destination for shopping, leisure and adventure right in the heart of England. 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, outdoor specialists and local crafts and produce. The Valley offers a ra...more info

Trentham, is a special place. 725 acres of spectacular natural beauty and home to award-winning Gardens, glorious ancient Woodland, a unique outdoor shopping village, events galore and so much more.

Trentham Gardens - The imaginative and innovative revival of the famous Italian Gardens was led by renowned designer and multi-Chelsea gold-medal winner Tom Stuart-Smith.  The gardens never stand still - In the Spring there...more info

First stop, Moreton In Marsh is a pretty market town in the north Gloucestershire Cotswolds. The chocolate box houses here are built mainly of the honey-coloured stone quarried from the local area.  Moreton-in-Marsh was granted a market charter in 1227 and the ever popular weekly open-air street market still takes place each and every Tuesday.  The market is the largest in all of the Cotswolds with up to 200 stalls.  

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Henley’s historic heart sits a few strides from the River Thames. The main street has many Georgian frontages covering older buildings and among the 300 buildings within the town designated 'of special architectural or historical interest' are St Mary’s Church, the Town Hall, Market Place and Henley Bridge.

Best known for its annual Royal Regatta,  Why not enjoy your own boat trip down the Regatta course and stop off at the...more info