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Let us take you to Liverpool, home of the Beatles, the most famous pop band in the world, then on to Manchester to discover a proud Victorian city and Manchester United football club. The North West combines countryside, sporting history and culture.
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Cheshire Heritage
The Cheshire countryside is renowned for its tranquillity and beauty. Little Moreton Hall, Congleton is the best and most striking of half timbered, black and white manor houses in the area, famous for its Long Gallery with its extremely uneven roof and floor. A truly remarkable building, carefully restored by the National Trust. Close by is Beeston Castle, dramatically situated on a sandstone crag, the ruined castle is open to visitors and provides a magnificent view of the Cheshire Plain.
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Chester
This most attractive County town of Cheshire was founded by the Romans about AD48 and is famous for its well preserved city walls, now used as footways through the city. It also possesses a magnificent 11th century Cathedral and the medieval half timbered 'Rows' - the double rows of shops, unique galleried arcades, one on top of the other, in the centre of town. Chester is an alluring city and an unrivalled shopping experience.
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Beatles Tour
The tour includes all the locations in Liverpool linked with the ever popular Beatles - from the hospitals where they were born, their homes, schools and first public appearances - to the site of the world famous Cavern club. Also the re-generated Albert Dock complex on the Mersey waterfront provides a unique insight into Liverpool life.
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Lancashire Holiday Resorts
A trip to the Lancashire coast visiting the Victorian holiday resorts of Southport, with its magnificent heritage Lord Street; Lytham St Annes, the upmarket resort and Blackpool, which is unique in the world, being noisy, brash and very popular over the last 100 years. Everyone must experience Blackpool at least once in their lives!
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