Kew Gardens set in 300 acres beside the River Thames is home to the world’s largest and most diverse collection of living plants, with six magnificent glass houses. Maybe include a visit to Kew Palace, the smallest and most intimate of royal palaces, and the Ro...more info

Includes free time at Llanberis for lunch, then a train journey to the summit of Snowdon on the only cog railway in Great Britain. Operated by traditional diesel service aboard a contemporary carriage, there will be a stop of 30 minutes where the award...more info

Enjoy a breath of sea air at this popular seaside town on the coast of North Yorkshire, maybe the world’s first seaside resort dating back to the 1600s. Today it continues to be a bustling seaside resort, where visitors can enjoy its sandy beach, amusement...more info

Waddesdon is a French renaissance style chateau built for Ferdinand de Rothschild in the 19^th century to display his vast collection of works of art. The rooms combine the highest quality French furniture and decorative arts and portraits from the 18^{t...more info}

Situated on the banks of the River Avon and famous as the birthplace of William Shakespeare.  The town centre offers a wide and diverse range of shops that make it a pure delight.  Includes a 45 minute sightseeing cruise along the River Avon, the tranquil w...more info

This weekend will see the line host its annual ‘Anything Goes’ gala. The home fleet will be operating an intensive service along the line, including operating some of the shunter diesels you don’t usually see. Your train ticket will enable you to tr...more info

Departing mid-afternoon, see unique illuminated hand-decorated boats, craft stalls, street entertainment and lots more. Includes admission to Derwent Gardens with a cliff top fireworks display.

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