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EXPLORE Forests and Lakes, Great Open Spaces, Iconic London Sites, Artistic Festive Bristol and Unforgettable Somerset Our Essex and UK tours opens the window to experience historical landscapes and figures (Charles Dickens and Winston Churchill), coastal marines (Maldon), scenic EXPLORE forests and lakes, great open spaces, iconic London sites, artistic festive Bristol and unforgettable Somerset. MALDON BLACK WATER THE BEST OF LUNCH & SUNSET CRUISE Our all year round tours are suitable for the seasoned traveller, both young and older couples, groups of friends who want to create lasting moments, WADDESDON MANOR ENGLAND families of all sizes and international visitors to CHRISTMAS MARKET the UK. Plus corporate and groups. Customised LONDON CITY & from London’s doorstep packages for all occasions available. ESSEX COUNTRYSIDE TOURS Chigwell tours - unique experiences, unique memories. MOTHERS DAY GIFT VOUCHERS AVAILABLE TO MYSTERY TOUR & PURCHASE FROM WEBSITE AFTERNOON TEA VINTAGE BUS, STEAM TRAIN & AFTERNOON TEA CHIGWELL & WALTHAM ABBEY HISTORICAL TOUR WEEKEND COUNTRY & CITY BREAKS FAMILY FUN ADVENTURES IN HAINAULT FOREST www.facebook.com/chigwelltours Visit our website to book a tour CELEBRITY www.chigwelltours.co.uk ESSEX TOURS www.instagram.com/chigwell_tours T: +44 208 500 9912 twitter.com/chigwell_tours E: [email protected] P.T.O. for more details on our exclusive vintage bus, award winning steam train & afternoon tea + exclusive visit to Europe’s oldest wooden church Vintage Bus, Award Winning Epping Ongar Steam Train with Afternoon Tea and an Exclusive Visit To Europe’s Oldest TAKE A Wooden Church. Step back in time and experience the romance of travel from a time STEP BACK gone by, as you soak up stunning Essex countryside on this award winning Steam Train tour. This tour of contrast, will provide you with a vintage bus ride to IN TIME North Weald where you will embark on an amazing journey on the with this historical tour Epping Ongar Heritage Steam Train, visit an ancient market town where the famous Greensted oldest wooden church in Europe is located surrounded by beautiful English countryside. Tour days: Every Saturday and Sunday Time: 10am - 4-4.30pm Dates: March-October Group bookings available Pick up point: Epping Underground station (Central Line) Tour Highlight: - Meet your experienced tour guide at Epping Underground station - Enjoy a vintage bus ride to North Weald and embark on your steam train journey to Ongar - Experience a fascinating tour of Greensted Church and the surrounding countryside - Relax and share experiences over a sumptuous afternoon tea before driving leisurely past Livingston Cottages (former home of David Livingston). Return Journey: Steam train from Ongar through beautiful Epping Forest to North Weald followed by a vintage bus to Epping, for your home journey on the London Underground. Price: £65 or early bird booking £60 Visit our website to book a tour Children and family discounted prices available www.chigwelltours.co.uk Call Symone for details… T: +44 208 500 9912 +44 (0)208 500 9912 E: [email protected] GIFT VOUCHERS AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE FROM WEBSITE.
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