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1. Information & Resources for Groups Organisers

Coach Drivers’ Map and Guide launched for the Lake District, Cumbria Group travel organisers planning a visit to the Lake District, Cumbria now have better access to information including a new bite size guide for coach drivers. Produced by the £6.9million GoLakesTravel programme in conjunction with Cumbria County Council, it’s part of a wider push to reduce carbon emissions and safeguard the environment by influencing people to make fewer car journeys while visiting the region. The refreshed Coach Drivers’ Map and Guide provides essential information to coach operators, from details on coach parking and public toilets across the county, to advice on roads to avoid (due to sharp bends, steep gradients or restricted width). Alongside the handy new guide, GoLakesTravel has re-launched a dedicated website www.cumbria4coaches.co.uk, to bring together all the basic information that group travel organisers need to inspire a diverse range of themed visits – including arts and culture, history and heritage, food and drink, and the great outdoors. The website lists contacts for attractions, accommodation, and food and drink businesses who welcome group visits. 10,000 copies of the Coach Drivers’ Map and Guide have been produced; request your free copy now through www.cumbria4coaches.co.uk

Special Help from Visit Oxfordshire Groups Travel Desk Visit Oxfordshire have launched their new helpdesk for group travel to enhance group visits. Providing a free group accommodation booking service, discounted attraction ticketing for groups, a booking service for Blue/Green Badge Official Walking tour guides, itinerary ideas, together with help and advice on planning group visits, the Group Travel Desk will make planning visits to Oxford and Oxfordshire a smooth and seamless procedure. The new group’s pages on the Visit Oxfordshire website are an essential tool for anyone planning a group/educational visit – or group visit programme in Oxford and Oxfordshire. Specific pages of the popular website are dedicated to group-friendly attractions, travel, accommodation and support services as part of the Group Visits Promotion campaign. The aim is both to attract new groups and to encourage repeat visits to less well-known parts of the county. Group organisers will surely find the ‘Downton Locations in Oxfordshire’ map helpful, downloadable free from the Visit Oxfordshire website. Please call the Visit Oxfordshire Group Travel Desk on 01865 252500 or visit www.visitoxfordandoxfordshire.com/group-travel/

City of London new Groups Factsheet, City of London The City of London has compiled a new and concise factsheet for information to help you plan a group’s day out in the City. With top attractions and a suggested itinerary, as well as information for coaches and finding your way around. Visit the below website for further information. www.visitthecity.co.uk

Restaurants for Groups Booking Service Capital Centric and F.I.T for Purpose offer a bespoke group and FIT restaurant booking service for the travel trade. They work with over 2000 venues throughout the UK, to bring value for money, a huge choice of venues and an excellent dining experience. Each of the venues offer a selection of exclusive set menus at Net rates and include VAT and Service Charge. FIT for Purpose is a new and exciting on-line restaurant booking platform designed specifically for the Travel industry. The system offers a step by step process that allows you to browse restaurants, choose menus and drinks and book online in real time with no need to check availability for groups of 1 to 20-25 guests at a selection of venues. Visit www.capitalcentric.co.uk and www.fitforpurposeonline.com

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2. New Attractions/Tours/Offers for Groups

Honister Slate Mine, Lake District, Cumbria Honister Slate Mine is launching a new package for groups wanting to take a unique excursion into the subterranean world, with a guided tour of England’s oldest working slate mine deep inside an iconic Lake District mountain. The 900 year old mine wends its way through 11 miles of tunnels, taking in narrow passages and incredible cathedral-like caverns along the way. Lasting around 1.5 hours, mine tours are available seven days a week, including the ‘Kimberley’ tour, which is virtually all on the flat and suitable for all ages, or for the more adventurous, the classic ‘Honister’ tour is ideal. Bespoke mine tours are also available for groups and there are even specialist Heritage and Ecological tours in the summer months. Groups of 12+ people can now enjoy 10% off any mine tour. The coach driver will also be offered a complimentary mine tour, as well as a light lunch and a hot drink in the Sky Hi Café. There is ample parking for coaches and special access arrangements can be made for pre-booked larger coaches concerned about the steeper gradients leading up to the top of the Borrowdale Valley. To discuss specific group requirements, including bespoke tours, call Barry Surtees at Honister Slate Mine on: 01768 777230 www.honister.com i360, Brighton, This new visitor attraction will be the world’s tallest moving observation experience and the highest UK viewing tower outside of London, offering a new group travel attraction in Brighton.Visitors will glide up slowly in a glass viewing pod to 450 feet high and enjoy breathtaking 360 degree views of the stunning Regency city and surrounding South Downs and Sussex coastline, from Bexhill-on-Sea to Chichester. The ride includes a complimentary hand held multi-media tour for visitors to find out more about how the tower was built and to discover the fascinating heritage of Brighton and Sussex. A host is on board the pod to assist guests and answer any questions they may have. At the foot of the tower will be a beach building including a brasserie with sea views and an outside beach-side terrace, serving food from “Sussex’s larder” where visitors will be able to enjoy breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea or dinner. Alternatively, tea is served in the i360’s heritage tea rooms, housed in an original 1866 West Pier toll booth. Pre-booked group visitors will benefit from priority entry and discounts and/ or group free places. Trade rates are available on standard entry tickets, VIP Fast Track, the Sky Bar Champagne Ride and meal packages by the sea. Bookings are being taken now for summer 2016 and spaces are filling up fast. To find out more, please contact [email protected]

Sea Life, Brighton, East Sussex Sea Life Brighton has unveiled its latest feature, Jurassic Seas, a brand new concept involving digital dinosaurs, ancient fossils and stunning sea creatures. Jurassic Seas promises to entertain, excite and enthral visitors of all ages. Taking centre stage at Sea Life Brighton, the world’s oldest operating aquarium, Jurassic Seas brings three of the deep’s most terrifying dinosaurs back to life with astounding motion-sensor technology. Visitors to the attraction can be among the first in the world to feed the digital Plesiosaurus, marvel at the giant teeth of the Megalodon and test their bravery in the face of an angry Liopleurodon. Sea Life Brighton is open every day except Christmas Day from 10am – 5pm and over half term (14th February - 22nd February) from 10am - 6pm (last admission 1 hour before). Tickets are priced from £9.95 per person online. Visit www.visitsealife.com/brighton for more information or contact Flo Powell, Jessica Beales or Annabel Conn on: 01273 666 200 - email: [email protected]

Battle of Hastings 950th Anniversary in 2016, East Sussex The towns of Hastings & Battle (where the battlefield lies) will be celebrating the 950th anniversary with a programme of cultural events, including a bigger than usual version of its annual re-enactment of the , which takes place every October on the battlefield lying behind Battle Abbey (English Heritage). For more information visit - http://www.visit1066country.com/events/1066-battle-of-hastings-abbey-and-battlefield-p530451

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HMS M.33, Portsmouth, Hampshire For the first time, group visitors will be able to go aboard the only First World War ship to be open during 2015 when the Gallipoli campaign survivor, opens in August. To mark the occasion, Portsmouth’s National Museum of the Royal Navy is launching a new “three ship” ticket especially for the groups market including M33, Nelson’s flagship HMS Victory and Second World War-era submarine HMS Alliance. The ticket offers a journey through 150 years of sea warfare from HMS Victory, which led the British fleet to triumph at the Battle of Trafalgar to the underwater intrigue of submariners during the Second World War. HMS Victory remains a real favourite with groups, who can go aboard the ship. Alongside HMS Victory in Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard is M33, a coastal bombardment ‘Monitor’ of 568 tons. Submarine HMS Alliance was reopened to visitors during 2014 after a £7 million refit. She is presented as if about to leave for sea, focussing on her service during the 1940s to the 1970s and paints a highly evocative picture of life under the sea. Group tickets for the “three ships” ticket include at least 20% off standard rates and the price for adults for all three ships is £19. Recommended visit time is between 4 – 6 hours and there is a seasonal waterbus connection across Portsmouth Harbour between April until the end October 7 days a week. For further information see nmrn.org.uk/visit or call 023 9283 9766

Agincourt 600 – The Dark Sky, Leeds Castle, Kent The 600th anniversary of Agincourt is celebrated by Leeds Castle with a new flagship attraction for 2015 called ‘The Dark Sky’. Immerse yourself in the story of this iconic English battle where against all the odds Henry V defeated an overwhelmingly superior French Force. Discover how it felt for the outnumbered English soldiers to face the force of the much larger French army. How did they achieve such a great victory? What role did Henry V play in that famous battle and what was the link between his romance with his Queen, Catherine de Valois and Leeds Castle? Agincourt 600: The Dark Sky is a free attraction included in the admission ticket and launched in May 2015. Call 01622 765400 for more information.

Dreamland, Margate, Kent Dreamland will once more become a major UK visitor attraction after its opening on 19th June 2015 and will truly re-invent the classic seaside experience. HemingwayDesign led by Wayne Hemingway MBE, Gerardine Hemingway MBE and Jack Hemingway have been appointed to deliver the look, feel, smell, taste and sound of the new Dreamland visitor experience. The new Dreamland will be a totally unique vintage-themed leisure complex, artistically curated with something for everyone. The 16-acre site will include many all-weather attractions, amusements and quality dining experiences. The pleasure park will boast the fully re-built Grade II* listed Scenic Railway, the UK’s oldest roller coaster, as well as a unique collection of rides from 1910 to the present day, classic side shows and fairground games. The event spaces are capable of hosting year round small and large-scale events, national festivals and visiting attractions and will celebrate the history of popular British culture. Further details on the opening, rides and prices can be found at www.dreamland.co.uk

Airfix D-Day Experience Exhibition, Hornby Visitor Centre, Margate, Kent The Hornby Visitor Centre, based at the global headquarters of Hornby in Margate, features treasures from the Company’s archives dating back as far as the 1920s. Marking the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings in 1944, a three dimensional miniature scene complete with models of vehicles, aircraft and soldiers who fought on the beaches in France will be on display until February 2016. The Operation Neptune exhibition features a huge interactive diorama and displays setting out some of the key stories from the ʻDay of Daysʼ. The new exhibition is included in the admission cost to the Hornby Visitor Centre. Groups over 8 receive 30% off the normal admission price. www.hornby.com/hornby-visitor-centre

Bluewater Guest VIP Welcome Pack, Kent Bluewater have introduced a special Guest VIP welcome pack including a discount card, with discounts for many of the 300+ stores throughout the Centre is proving to be a key incentive for pre-booked groups to visit Bluewater. The coach driver will also receive a Driver Incentive Pack which includes a £10 Bluewater gift card (so they can have a meal in the centre) as well as the discount card. Bluewater will be able to arrange a pack including the card for each member of the group, which will be given to them by one of their uniformed concierge team who will meet them on arrival to welcome them to the centre and explain the layout/direct them to any particular stores they have an interest in visiting. There is a dedicated coach meet and drop-off point, shown on the attached visitor map, and a designated coach park close by. For more information visit - http://www.bluewater.co.uk/en/find-us/tourists

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Lincoln Castle, High on a hill surrounded by cobbled streets and standing opposite one of Europe’s finest Cathedrals, Lincoln Castle’s 1,000- year-old story reaches new heights in 2015. Lincoln Castle will reveal new stories that bring this historic site to life like never before. 2015 is the 800th anniversary of . One of only four of the original 1215 Magna Carta will take up residence in the new state of the art audio visual David PJ Ross Magna Carta Vault within the new-look Lincoln Castle. Lincoln Castle, the Cathedral and the cobbled streets of the Cathedral Quarter make Lincoln one of England's finest historic cities. With so much history to explore, world class interpretation and Magna Carta - Lincoln is a city with so much to discover. Group visits to Lincoln Castle can be tailored to your requirements - full day and part day visits can be arranged. Groups can also enjoy their own guided tour tailored to their specific timings. To book your group visit, or for more information, contact: [email protected] Tel: 01522 782040 www.lincolncastle.com

RAF Museum, London The compelling story of the First World War in the air has been revealed in a new exhibition by the Royal Air Force Museum London. Discover the vital work of the service men and women on the ground as well as the changing roles of those in the air as the essential use of 'eyes in the sky' for reconnaissance was complemented by the introduction of new technologies for bombing and fighting high above the ground. Many personal artefacts including medals, letters and uniforms will be displayed alongside the finest collection of First World War aircraft bringing both moving and inspiring stories to life - and ensuring that the bravery and sacrifice of these aviation pioneers will never be forgotten. Admission to this exhibition is free of charge. Guides for groups available on request. For further details please visit www.rafmuseum.org.

Courts of Law tours at the Royal Courts of Justice, London This tour is led by an expert legal learning team and looks at the architecture of the Royal Courts of Justice with a focus on the history of the building and stories behind its design. Groups can explore London’s legal architectural heritage and learn more about the iconic building. The tour is ideal for groups of 10 or more. More information can be found online here: http://www.nccl.org.uk/education-syndicates/london/rcjtours/ or call 0115 9939811.

BBC Tours, London Have you ever wondered what happens behind-the-scenes at the BBC's headquarters, Broadcasting House? Why not visit the central London building for a wonderful insight into the world of BBC broadcasting. The entertaining guides will take you on a fun and informative tour around the exciting building. Some of the things you’re likely to experience on your visit include a view over Europe’s largest newsroom along with a chance to try your hand at reading the news and weather yourself on the interactive news set. You’ll also get to venture into the One Show studio (production schedules permitting) where guides will explain how our nightly topical magazine programme is put together (weekday tours from 15.30 onwards generally won’t have access). There are up to 15 tours a day which accommodate up to 25 people per tour. Tours run 15 minutes apart and last approximately 90 minutes. For group bookings of 15 people or more please call our group bookings and access needs line on 0370 901 1227. For bookings for fewer than 15 people please visit bbc.co.uk/tours

Costume and Textile Collection, , Norfolk The Costume and Textile Collection housed at The Shirehall attached to Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery, is an exquisite collection with over 29,000 items from 18th, 19th and 20th century fashionable and everyday dress including the largest collection of Norwich Shawls in the country. One of Norwich’s most treasured gems, this 2 ½ hour experience is available for groups at £14 per head (concessions £13). A visit to the collection includes a curator, behind the scenes access to the accessible stores plus a session called ‘Open the Box’ which is a close up look at objects in the collection with possibly some handling. The experience can be tailor-made for special interest groups for example; embroidery, corsetry, uniforms, 1920s etc. A visit to the Castle can also be written into the itinerary so this could easily be a half day or full day excursion. Bookings can be made by calling Claire Dollman on 01603 493636. http://www.museums.norfolk.gov.uk/

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The Hog's Head Inn, Alnwick, Northumberland Named after the tavern in the Harry Potter films, this is Northumberland's newest group travel venue. With 53 contemporary en suite bedrooms, and complete with a lift, on site coach parking with designated coach parking and a turning circle, The Hog's Head Inn really is the 'inn' place to stay for groups visiting Northumberland. With world-class attractions including The Alnwick Garden and home of Howarts itself, Alnwick Castle, a few minutes' drive away, The Hog's Head Inn offers unbeatable hospitality for group travel operators. Discounts of 10% are given on all bookings of ten rooms or more. Contact general manager Gary Turner for more information on 01665 606 576. www.hogsheadinnalnwick.co.uk

Alnwick Castle, Northumberland With all group bookings to Alnwick Castle you can get a free driver ticket and a £10 refreshment voucher, plus the group leader also gets a free entry ticket. Other group benefits are; 10% discount gift shop voucher, free parking for coaches and easy drop- off and pick-up, meet and greet service, specialist tours and foreign language guides. In 2015 - Alnwick Castle is open daily from 27th March to 28th October 2015 - 10am – 5.30pm (last admission 4.15pm) Staterooms are open 11am – 5pm (last admission 4.30pm) Contact [email protected]

Guyzance Hall, Morpeth, Northumberland Although not newly opened, Guyzance Hall is now accepting groups for the first time. Enjoy complete exclusivity in this 19th Century country house, with 15 bedrooms sleeping a total of 30 guests. Also available are Northumbrian themed nights for a minimum group size of 20. Contact [email protected]

Midsomer Murders Village Tours, Oxfordshire Group tours of town and village locations featured in the TV series Midsomer Murders, are the hot new offering from Oxfordshire’s Midsomer. Covering overnight, day and half day options, itineraries from Tours International, Experience Oxfordshire and Venture Oxfordshire are bookable via http://www.visitmidsomer.com/page/guided-tours-midsomer-murders- locations/. There are also ‘at a glance’ group guides to the four Caustons; the market towns of Wallingford, Thame, Watlington and Henley on Thames for group organisers who like to d-i-y. Contact for Group Enquiries: Sarah Osborne [email protected]

The Ironbridge Gorge Museums, Shropshire Groups with an interest in costume can join the curator of the Museum’s costume collection as she shares her knowledge of costume and fashion through the ages and leads a visit to see historic clothing at the Darby Houses. The cost for this session is £15.00 per person and includes tea and coffee and admission to the Darby Houses and Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron. Also new for groups visiting in 2016 will be the refurbished and redisplayed Museum of The Gorge. Set on the banks of the River Severn the Museum of The Gorge tells the story of the different industries that operated in the Valley and how they were linked by rail, river and road. The Museum of the Gorge will be a fantastic starting point for groups wanting to explore the unique museums and landscapes of Ironbridge and the surrounding area. In 2016 groups are being treated to a special 50% discount off full price admission to some of the most popular special events. Discounts are available for admission to Blists Hill Victorian Town over the Easter, May Day and August Bank Holiday Weekends. There is free coach parking adjacent to the museum sites; group leaders and coach drivers are entitled to complimentary admission when accompanying a group and coach drivers will be given a free refreshment voucher. Call the Group Visits Officer to discuss the options on Tel: 01952 435 900 or email [email protected]; details can also be found on www.ironbridge.org.uk.

World of Wedgwood, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire The Wedgwood Estate in Stoke-on-Trent, has welcomed visitors for more than 250 years. The manufacturer prepares to officially open a new £34 million World of Wedgwood’ on May 1, 2015. The state-of-the-art visitor experience will feature an interactive hands-on factory tour and the chance to spend time in the Wedgwood Museum, buy fine china and ceramics in a flagship store, and dine in The Wedgwood Tearoom or a new signature restaurant. For further details of all of the above, as well as other attractions in Stoke-on-Trent & The Potteries - including the new Sculpture Trail, and the ever-popular Trentham Estate visit - http://www.wedgwoodvisitorcentre.com/content/new-2015.

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Time Tower at , Warwickshire Time Tower is an immersive audio visual multimedia experience capturing the essence of Warwick Castle’s rich and vibrant history! Enter the Time Tower and witness the birth of Warwick Castle, which once controlled the middle of England for over a thousand years. These ages have now passed along with their stories...until now. Join the ghost of the Earl of Warwick as he travels through time on an adventure quest through Warwick Castle’s dark history of bloodshed, death, treachery & destruction and discover for yourselves the true story of 1,100 years of Warwick Castle through the Ages. Opened 28th March 2015 https://www.warwick-castle.com/

Arundells, Salisbury, Wiltshire Arundells is the home of former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath and a resource for those interested in the national and international history of the second half of the twentieth century. 2016 marks Sir Edward Heath’s centenary and in celebration a number of new exhibitions are planned. A joint package combining Arundells and Salisbury Cathedral & Magna Carta is available to pre-booked groups of 10 or more at a special price of £13 per person. www.visitwiltshire.co.uk/things-to- do/arundells-p640153

Salisbury Cathedral, Wiltshire Salisbury Cathedral & Magna Carta will be hosting a major new exhibition of work by leading British sculptor Sophie Ryder from February – July 2016. Monumental bronzes of part-mythical creatures and massive wire sculptures will be set in the grounds of the beautiful medieval building, with smaller work inside. A re-creation of Sophie’s workshop will be in Salisbury Museum, explaining her working methods and displaying maquettes and working drawings. Throughout August until October 2016, a second exhibition, Reflections, including work by ten international glass artists will be on display. Special Art and Cathedral tours will be available. www.visitwiltshire.co.uk/things-to-do/salisbury-cathedral-and-magna-carta-p130493

Salisbury Contemporary Craft and Heritage Festival, Wiltshire The Festival, held on Fri 9, Sat 10 and Sun 11 September 2016 are offering new specialist tours for groups which include entrance to Salisbury Cathedral. Special tours include: The Works; Through a Glass Darkly; Stitched with Love; Art in the Cathedral; The Cathedral and its Charter; Symphony in Stone and The Cathedral and its Close. Prices from only £10 per person but are subject to availability. Contact [email protected] to find out more and book. www.visitwiltshire.co.uk/groups

Capability Brown 300thAnniversary in 2016, Bowood House and Longleat, Wiltshire Two of the finest examples of Capability Brown landscape gardens - Bowood House and Longleat have teamed up to offer group visitors a one-day Capability Brown package tour throughout 2016. Each attraction offers a 90-minute guided tour with expert guides and includes lunch and a cream tea. Perfect for horticultural enthusiasts and only £55 per person. T&Cs apply. Contact [email protected] to find out more and book.

Pure North Cider Press, Holme Valley, Yorkshire The Pure North Cider Press produces natural cider from a blend of traditional cider apples. Fermented naturally and full of anti- oxidants, their ciders are nurtured, pressed by hand and delivered with care. They offer free WiFi and plentiful free parking. Couples or larger groups are catered for. www.purenorthciderpress.com T: 07720 398706 [email protected]

Skipton Castle, Yorkshire Guardian of the Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales for over 900 years, Skipton Castle, fully roofed is one of the best preserved and most complete medieval castles in England. Self-guide tour sheets are available in 10 languages or pre-booked guided tours, when knowledgeable guides bring the castle’s fascinating history alive. New free coach parking is available for pre- booked groups with easy access to the award winning town and castle. Reduced rates for pre-booked groups of 15 or more which includes free coach parking and a castle tour guide if required. Skipton Castle, North Yorkshire, BD23 1AW

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For bookings and enquiries: 01756 792442 [email protected] - For up-to-date information and events visit www.skiptoncastle.co.uk

Ripon Museums, Yorkshire A birching stool, a whipping post, leg irons and some fearsome traps - the Prison & Police Museum tells the story of crime and punishment from the days of quick and cheap public flogging through prison hulks and transportation to the establishment of modern policing. Housed in the Georgian Prison building, this Museum is one of three museums in the group - there is also a Workhouse Museum & Garden and a Courthouse Museum, all housed in the original buildings with fascinating stories to tell. New for this season is a package featuring a tour of two of our museums and an activity, such as a handling session or a rag- rugging session with tea and coffee for £12-£14 per person. The experience can be tailor-made for special interest groups. For booking or more information on this or our other tours please contact Carrie Philip email: [email protected] or tel: 01765 690799 www.riponmuseums.co.uk

National Railway Museum, York, Yorkshire The National Railway Museum in York covers over 300 years of railway history and its collections include over 100 locomotives, some 250 items of rolling stock and thousands of other objects – from posters and tickets to uniforms and silverware. Visitors can enjoy a fun day out including an action-packed annual programme of special events and exhibitions. Admission to the museum is free. Groups are encouraged to pre-book their next visit to the National Railway Museum in order to secure a coach parking space, get access to lots of special offer vouchers including 2 for 1 on the Road Train, 10% off in the shop, free lunch for the Coach Driver. To make a group booking call the Group Administrator on 01904 686263 or email [email protected] For more information about the National Railway Museum, please visit www.nrm.org.uk

JORVIK Viking Centre, York, Yorkshire The JORVIK Viking Centre is built on the very site where excavations have taken place, creating a groundbreaking visitor experience that enables visitors to experience life in Viking-age York. Take the opportunity to investigate all of the information gathered from the 5-year-long dig at Coppergate. Piece together the jigsaw of where the Vikings came from, why they came here, how they lived and died, and where they travelled to. Travelling around the Viking-age city aboard the state-of-the-art time capsules, visitors will encounter the Old-Norse-speaking citizens, see inside their houses, and enjoy the smells of 10th-century York. As well as discounted prices, your group can also benefit from the following: Guaranteed entry times to the attraction enabling you to plan your day in York, free familiarisation visits for the group organiser, free admission for the group leader and coach driver, group discount for parties of 15 or more including discounted guide books, guide books available at the discounted price of £3 (RRP £4). For just £2 extra per person, one of our Vikings will greet your group at your coach park, taking you through the city of York to the Viking Centre, while introducing the history of Viking York along the way. Once at the Centre, your guide will accompany your group through the attraction, giving details and facts about the Viking age. Visit jorvik-viking-centre.co.uk

York Dungeon, Yorkshire Take groups on a journey through York’s darker side of history with a trip to The York Dungeon. Live actors, shows and special effects will bring York’s most gruesome tales vividly back to life. Exclusive offers for groups: discounted group rates, familiarisation trips available Book online at www.thedungeons.com/york - 12 Clifford Street, York, YO1 9RD Tel: 01904 632 599 Web: www.thedungeons.com Email: [email protected]

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