Discover a fascinating world when you visit this urban heritage park in the shadow of Dudley Castle at the heart of the Black Country. Electric tramcars and trolleybuses transport visitors back in time from the modern exhibition halls to the canal-side village, where costumed demonstrators and working craftsmen bring buildings to life with their knowledge, skills and humour.

Cadbury World is a whole lot of chocolatey fun, with fourteen amazing zones dedicated to the magic, history and fun behind one of Britain’s best loved brands, there is so much to see and do.

Discover a mystical realm where the Knights of the Round Table to battle in jousting tournaments and Merlin the Magician performs powerful spells. All this, as a giant dragon takes to the skies. The Legend of Camelot just grows and grows with amazing family attractions and a heroic range of rides like Knightmare and The Whirlwind, as well as spectacular shows and magical fun for young and old alike.

(Camelot admission free for children under 1 metre, please ask for coach only price)

A great day out in Derbyshire. Crich tramway village nestles high up in the heart of Derbyshire overlooking the famous Derwent Valley, a lovingly restored period village. Our trip is fully inclusive of unlimited tram rides, all museum indoor & outdoor attractions.

A theme park for all age groups, famous for some of the biggest, wettest and scariest rides around – like G-Force, Apocalypse, Shockwave, Stormforce 10, and Maelstrom. New for 2011 is Ben 10 Ultimate Mission the ride & also 4D cinema with Marvin the Martian, in an out of this world 4D experience for the whole family. Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends also have their very own home here at Thomas Land with 19 themed rides and attractions. You find a better day out with the added experience of Drayton’s very own Zoo, cafes and restaurants.

Enjoy a one way guided tour through the Boat Lift covering all aspects of its history, mechanics and restoration, followed by a River Trip to Northwich Town Swing Bridge along the Weaver navigation. There is also an Exhibition Centre & Café on site.

Gulliver’s is a family theme park designed to cater for families with children between the age of two and thirteen. All its rides and attractions are designed to offer the whole family a full day out of fun and excitement. The park contains a number of themed areas each containing rides, attractions, shows, restaurants and shops. All of which combine to keep even the most active of children occupied for a full day.

TV Locations tours of Last of Summer Wine, League of Gentleman & Where The Heart Is.  If you would like to see the stunning Summer Wine Countryside, then you will enjoy this 2 hour long guided tour from Holmfirth presented by an entertainer/guide with extensive historical knowledge.

The National Memorial Arboretum is a special place that remembers those who have served, and continue to serve, our nation in many different ways.  With some 50,000 trees already planted, and 160 dedicated memorials established on the site, the Arboretum is a living tribute that will forever acknowledge the personal sacrifices made by the armed and civil services of this country.

Enjoy a one way guided tour through the Boat Lift covering all aspects of its history, mechanics and restoration, followed by a River Trip to Northwich Town Swing Bridge along the Weaver navigation. There is also an Exhibition Centre & Café on site.

Gateway to the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, Pickering is a historic market town, where you will find an excellent choice of restaurants, cafes and pubs.

Eden Camp is a unique museum that will transport you back to wartime Britain. You will experience the sights, sounds, even the smells of those dangerous years.

Clough Williams-Ellis built Portmeirion from 1925 to 1975 on a peninsula off the coast of Snowdonia to show how the development of a naturally beautiful site need not lead to its defilement. Patrick McGoohan’s enigmatic television series ‘The Prisoner’ was filmed on location here in 1966/67.

Clough Williams-Ellis built Portmeirion from 1925 to 1975 on a peninsula off the coast of Snowdonia to show how the development of a naturally beautiful site need not lead to its defilement. Patrick McGoohan’s enigmatic television series ‘The Prisoner’ was filmed on location here in 1966/67.

The museum houses 70 aircraft and is home to War Planes, Missiles, Transport & Training collections and the newly opened National Cold War Exhibition.

Saltaire is a purpose-built "model" Victorian industrial village, next to Shipley and just to the north of the centre of Bradford in West Yorkshire's Bronte Country. The village itself was built in the nineteenth century by the Victorian philanthropist Sir Titus Salt, to provide self-contained living space for the workers at his woollen mills, a welcome alternative to the then "dark satanic mills" of Bradford and Leeds. More recently Salt's Mill has been converted by the late Jonathan Silver into shops and the "1853 Gallery" which houses a collection of the works of the famous artist, David Hockney (who was of course born in Bradford ). Other buildings in the village have now been similarly transformed into shops, licensed restaurants and pubs (just a little touch of irony here - as Sir Titus was a staunch advocate of abstinence from alcohol !

Later we continue to Haworth (Bronte Country) nestling just below the atmospheric West Yorkshire moors, the beautiful village of Haworth is the jewel in the crown of the Worth Valley. Just to the north of Bradford, Haworth is internationally famous for its connections with the Brontë family, and the three sisters in particular. The majority of their famous works were written during the time they lived at the village Parsonage, whilst their father was parson at the nearby church of St Michael and all the Angels. Throughout the year, the village hosts many unique and interesting events.

Visit Trentham Gardens including admission

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Trentham Gardens and Monkey Forest with our joint admission ticket.