Old Trafford Stadium

The Manchester United Museum & Stadium Tour offers a glance at one of the world’s most iconic stadiums. Sit in the managers seat in the dugout, walk through the players’ tunnel and check out your favourite players seats in the dressing room. The Stadium Tour lasts for 80 minutes but you can spend longer looking around the museum.

The Beatles Story

The world's largest exhibition devoted to The Beatles’ and their success. Located in the band’s hometown of Liverpool within the waterfront at the Royal Albert Dock, a world heritage site. This immersive journey through the culture of a truly iconic group is a must see for all music fans.

Lancaster

This city with a population of just 46,000 people has the tagline: ‘Small city big story.’ Immerse yourself in Lancaster’s ancient history with its hilltop castle and stick around in the evening to enjoy the vibrant nightlife.

Lake District National Park

Considered one of England's most scenic areas this is a very popular destination for hiking and climbing. The Lake District holds lots of records, it’s the largest national park in the country (2,290 km2), while it’s also home to Scafell Pike, (England's tallest mountain), and Lake Windermere (England’s largest lake).

Royal Albert Docks

Warehouses grouped around a system of historic docks, this area now transformed for visitors to take advantage of the impressive retail and leisure facilities. Discover ornaments from the Titanic at the Merseyside Maritime Museum while learning about the historical uses of this famous dock.

Manchester

Manchester is rich in art and heritage, the streets are bursting with character, over the years the city has transformed from an industrial powerhouse to the present urban kingdom. The people are rightly very proud of Manchester’s music scene, just as much as the world-famous football teams.