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Join us on this theatre break to the vibrant capital city of Wales, and see the world’s most famous car flying into the Wales Millennium Centre! Chitty Chitty Bang Bang staring Aled Jones is based on the enthralling movie musical about a magical car that flies through the skies and sails through the seas. But the adventures really start when Chitty’s eccentric inventor, Caractacus Potts and his family are flown to far - off Vulgaria - a cruel land where children are not allowed and where they are at the mercy of the evil Child Catcher! |
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Each year in early December the Bath churchyard area, in its magical setting in the shadow of Bath Abbey, is transformed into a Christmas shoppers’ haven – the Bath Christmas Market, now an internationally renowned festive gift market. Some 120 traditional wooden chalets full of everything you’ll need to prepare for Christmas will adorn the streets with retailers selling unique handcrafted items, festive food and drink, decorations, jewellery, accessories, crafts and children’s toys. |
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Join us on a Christmas break to Lincolnshire and stay at the excellent De Vere Belton Woods Hotel, situated on the outskirts of Grantham. This year why not let the staff at Belton Woods take care of Christmas for you, just relax and enjoy a traditional Christmas lunch at the hotel, plus entertainment on two evenings. Visits are included to Nottingham, Lincoln and also Peterborough. |
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Chester is regarded as one of the most attractive cities in the United Kingdom with a history dating back to the Romans. The famous Rows, unique two-tiered galleries built in the traditional black and white ‘magpie’ style contain a wide range of shops selling goods from antiques to high fashion. In fact the city is one of the top retail centres in the UK, boasting large branches of national stores and attractive shopping malls. Enjoy the New Year Celebrations at the Crowne Plaza Hotel with a Gala Dinner and entertainment to welcome in 2009. |
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Join us for a break to Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of world famous William Shakespeare, set in the beautiful rural Warwickshire countryside. This lovely old town with its timber-framed buildings is steeped in culture and history and offers a wealth of things to see and do. There are five houses with connections to William Shakespeare and his family including where he was born, lived and died. The town centre has a modern shopping area where most principal chain stores and the old timbered buildings mingle together beautifully to create a chemistry of the ages, mixed in with the needs of today. |
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