Althorp House in Northamptonshire, is the family home of the Spencer family for more than 500 years, and was the childhood home of Princess Diana. This tour gives you the chance to see inside this beautiful home, which carries the history of all who have lived there, including Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire (played by Keira Knightley in The Duchess).

Bristol and Bath; two very different, very unique cities. Bristol is a hotbed of artistic talent, with the city itself having become something of a living canvas, while Bath is the stately Georgian spa-resort, with a fascinating Roman history. On this wonderful tour, you’ll be able to explore the amazing, vibrant city of Bristol, and then indulge in a little festive shopping at the fabulous Christmas Market in Bath.

Why not join us for a relaxing tour of all the best culture and heritage in the North East? Over three days, you’ll visit Harrogate – a Victorian Spa Town, Beamish Open-Air Museum and Whitby – treasure of the Yorkshire Coast. You’ll have the chance to delve into the industrial past, explore the elegant streets of Harrogate and wander along winding cobbled streets in Whitby.

Blackpool is possibly the most famous of all the British seaside resorts, with is fabulous beach, amazing attractions and of course, the iconic Blackpool Tower. The town sits on the Lancashire coast, overlooking the Irish Sea and became popular in the Victorian Era with those looking to practise ‘sea-bathing’ as a means of curing whatever ailed them.

There’s an absolute plethora of things to do in Blackpool, from the beach and paddling in the sea, to wandering the promenade to thrilling theme-parks and even a Zoo. So why not join us for a short break to this wonderful seaside resort and enjoy all the fun of the seaside!

Enjoy a short break to Blackpool for the last showing of the annual illuminations.

Blenheim Palace is opening its doors and welcoming visitors to enjoy the Palace dressed from Christmas. The magnificent Palace will be decorated with elegant displays of treasured yuletide traditions and in the Great Court Christmas trees will sparkle in the colonnades, offering visitors a truly magical experience.

Take a trip to Newmarket – the home of horseracing! The highlight of the break is a visit to National Stud, a working thoroughbred stud farm. You also get to see the Stallion Unit, with the opportunity to see the stallions in their paddocks or going about their daily work, as well as visiting various yards and paddocks where you can watch the mares and foals grazing and enjoying the sunshine.

Lancashire is a place of ancient history and industrial innovation, where romantic sensibilities meet everyday practicality. This is perhaps best seen in the staggering number of hidden treasures on offer in the county, places you just wouldn’t expect to find in the industrial north, heartland of the ‘satanic mills’. This tour takes in just a few of these hidden treasures, and shows you a side of Lancashire you might well be surprised by.

The Dorset Steam Fair is the world’s largest heritage and cultural event, showcasing Great Britain’s national industrial, agricultural and leisure history. Traditionally held in the village of Tarrant Hinton, the show covers over 600 acres and its sheer scale means there’s so much to see you’re guaranteed to find something to entertain. From Steam tractors, cars and lorries, to threshing demonstrations, miniature steam engines and historic motor vehicles, there’s every conceivable type of steam powered engine or machine. There are also a plethora of craft stalls and demonstrations, trade stands and stunt displays, heavy horse and rural displays, and if that wasn’t enough, a food hall and even a fairground!

The Dorset Steam Fair really is one of the greatest shows on earth!

The traditional and romantic Christmas Market in the heart of the City of Edinburgh offers a unique shopping experience for every visitor with its fair of crafters, artists, gift shops and gastronomic surprises. This is the perfect opportunity to get into the Christmas spirit!

Take a spring break to Edinburgh to visit Scotland’s best visitor attraction; the Royal Yacht Britannia. Discover what life is like on board The Queen’s floating Royal Residence. The self-led tour covers Britannia’s five main decks. You start at the Bridge, explore the State Apartments, Crew's Quarters and finish at the Engine Room. From here you can also visit the Royal Sailing Exhibition and learn about the Royal Racing Yacht Bloodhound.

The traditional and romantic Christmas Market in the heart of the City of Edinburgh offers a unique shopping experience for every visitor with its fair of crafters, artists, gift shops and gastronomic surprises. This is the perfect opportunity to get into the Christmas spirit!

Join us for an early break in 2017 to Edinburgh, the inspirational capital of Scotland. Discovering stunning scenery, striking architecture and fine food whilst not forgetting top attractions such as Edinburgh Zoo, Edinburgh Castle and National Museum of Scotland.

Join us for a short break to Scotland, and spend a few days amid the treasures of the North. You’ll have the chance to visit an ancient town, a beautiful 18^th century house and of course, see the famous Edinburgh Tattoo, where military bands and artistic display teams will thrill you with their perfectly timed performances.

The Royal International Air Tattoo has few rivals for intensity, drama and spectacle. Thrilling aerial displays and fascinating attractions, this is one of the UK’s premier outdoor events. You’ll be able to enjoy a truly spectacular flying display, performed by all manner of aircraft, from across the world. There’s also the chance to meet the air-crews, and get up close and personal with your favourite air-craft.

So why not join us for this incredible show, and enjoy the breath-taking feats of daring pilots as they spin, bank and accelerate high above you!