November
QUEEN ELIZABETH II – HER LIFE IN STYLE & KNIGHTSBRIDGE
We begin our day in central London with a visit to the area of Knightsbridge and a chance to look around some of the leading international stores this area boasts, or perhaps treat yourself to a bit of lunch. Following time here we head to The King’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace for a chance to discover the remarkable style of Britain’s longest reigning monarch through clothing worn in all ten decades of her life.
TOM JONES AT THE INN ON THE LAKE WITH CHRISTMAS LUNCH
One Day Soon you can leave the Green Green Grass Of Home and Looking Out My Window venture to the Inn on the Lake for a Sexbomb of an afternoon. Its Not Unusual to hear That Wonderful Sound of Delilah, She’s A Lady of course, and our tribute will be Burnin’ Down The House. What’s New Pussycat is that there will be No Hole In My Head once you’ve enjoyed a festive lunch, well It’s Been A Long Time Coming!
SWINGTIME SWEETHEARTS SHOW AT THE CRITERION INCLUDING TEA & CAKE
We travel to the Isle of Sheppey, where a guide boards the coach and takes us on a informative and amusing tour of the Island. Following our tour, we spend some time for refreshments in Sheerness (not included). We then make the short journey to the Criterion Theatre for an afternoon with the Springtime Sweethearts celebrating Remembrance Day. During the afternoon tea and cake will be served enhancing your experience.
SWINDON DESIGNER OUTLET CENTRE
Swindon has a history that is intertwined with the Great Western Railway and that becomes evident as soon as you step through the main entrance to this delightful undercover shopping mall. With a host of High Street stores, designer outlets and plenty of places for refreshments, the McArthur Glen Outlet Centre is a shopaholics delight.
BURY ST EDMUNDS + CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS MARKET
This year, St Edmundsbury Cathedral aims to deliver in excess of 50 stallholders from Suffolk and beyond showcasing their products – a perfect place to find your Christmas gifts and to shop local. So why not grab the chance to browse stalls while also taking in the beautiful setting of the 16th century cathedral. Please note that the Cathedral charges £2 entry (not inc.) and is a 15 minute walk from where your coach drops off.