City Itineraries
Birmingham
Welcome to Birmingham, a diverse and dynamic city, vibrant by day and by night. With its fascinating history and world-class cultural scene, combined with superb shopping, major international events and exhibitions, great nightlife and award-winning restaurants, Birmingham has a unique quality that brings with it an exciting and dynamic spirit.
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Cambridge
You’ll discover a perfect slice of England in Cambridge: breathtaking buildings, the river running along the backs of the colleges, the bustling market at the centre of it all and the many thriving shops, bookshops, pubs, cafes and restaurants. And of course, what it is best known for - the world-famous university. Situated in the East of England, Cambridge sits on the River Cam and has plenty to offer all year round – making it ideal for a short break or holiday in England.
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Durham
The sheer scale of Durham city’s beautiful architecture makes it a pleasure to explore. History
echoes with every step along the winding cobbled lanes, crowned by the majestic Cathedral and
Castle World Heritage Site. Durham has a wonderful timeless quality, with rowing on the Wear and relaxing riverside walks,yet buzzes with superb cafes, boutiques and galleries.
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Leeds
Leeds combines a fast-paced, lively city centre with the serenity of calming countryside within easy reach. Its stunning architecture, world class sporting venues, outstanding opera and ballet companies, and Yorkshire’s most distinguished and exciting restaurants are just some of the many things that make Leeds such a great place for all to enjoy.
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Lincoln
Possessing magnificent architectural heritage, centred on its world famous Cathedral and Castle, Lincoln is a vivacious city – mixing 2000 years of heritage with excellent shopping facilities and a lively arts and events programme. Lincoln’s Cultural Quarter is home to some of the city’s newest developments such as The Collection, a fantastic new museum encompassing archaeological finds with fine, decorative and contemporary visual arts.
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London
In the 21st century, London has reinvented itself on a monumental scale. Don’t miss the amazing views from the ultra modern British Airways London Eye, the world’s most visited modern art gallery, Tate Modern, or the staggering scale of the British Museum Great Court.
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NewcastleGateshead
Expect something different in this fast-moving cultural city. NewcastleGateshead has an energy that is distinctly, uniquely its own, blending world-class attractions with a history that stretches back over 2,000 years.
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Nottingham
Among Nottingham’s important historical sites and features are its unique labyrinth of caves under the city, the splendid mansion that is now Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery, with, close by, the spot where Charles I raised his standard to begin the English Civil War, and Wollaton Hall, one of the most ornate Tudor buildings in Britain. They all have stories to tell about Nottingham’s colourful past and the city’s place in the history of this country.
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York
York is one of the most fascinating cities in England to visit. A city layered with history, beauty and variety. Superbly preserved, York has witnessed more than 2000 years of vibrant history. Winner of European Tourism City of the Year 2007 and a British Heritage City, York is a walled, riverside city where the fascinating history and modern tourist attractions combine to make a cosmopolitan and sophisticated city.
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