Weekend Breaks 2007

London Sightseeing Weekend - 2 Nights - Price per person from £150.00

London Sightseeing Weekends. Stay in a London Hotel and using the 'hop on hop off' buses, travelling around the sights of London at your own leisure. Arrive Friday evening at your hotel. Spend Saturday and Sunday taking in the famous sights of London such as: Buckingham Palace, Houses of Parliment, Westminster Abbey, Tower of London, London Eye and many more. You could have a river cruise up the Thames or take the opportunity to see a show.

Haunted Weekend The Black Swan Hotel, Ravenstonedale Cumbria - 2 Nights - Price per person £235.00

Interested in Ghosts, Witches, History, Culture, Myths and Legends or just a short break with a DIFFERENCE! Enjoy the delights, the locality and amenities in this area of outstanding natural beauty in the village of Ravenstonedale. Perfect for walking the Howgill Fells or touring the Lakes and Yorkshire Dales.

Haunted Weekend The Royal Terrace Hotel - Edinburgh - 2 Nights - Price £279.00 per person

Interested in Ghosts, The Knights Templars, History, Culture, Myths and Legends or just a short break with a DIFFERENCE! Enjoy the delights of the city, the surrounding area and the amenities of this 4 star hotel by day and when darkness falls explore terrifying churchyards, the Edinburgh vaults and the haunting of the hotel! The Royal Terrace Hotel is part of an expansive Georgian Terrace overlooking Scotland's historical capital, the city of Edinburgh. Architect William H Playfair designed this hotel in 1821 which has retained much of its original period charm and character. With a spectacular view of the Firth of Forth, this hotel is situated only a few minutes away from the city centre. The hotel's unique private landscaped and terraced gardens offer a hidden retreat to visitors and guests alike! Originally the Royal Terrace consisted of four elegant town houses taking nearly fifty years to complete due to the economic depression of the era. Today the Royal Terrace consists of 6 original Georgian town houses, numbers 16-22 The houses were original homes for many famous individuals including David Louis Stevenson, the uncle of Robert Louis Stevenson, John Crabbie, famous for Ginger Wine, Charles Piazzi Smith, the Astronomer Royal of Scotland during 1870 who also became famous for being the first person to take photographs of the inside of the Pyramids! Another remarkable resident of the Royal Terrace was the Belgian Consul, Professor Charles Sarolea. He occupied numbers 21 and 22 and was reputed to house the largest private library in Europe.

Sightseeing & Shopping in York - 2 Nights - Price from £ per person

Goathland Getaway - 2 Nights - Price from £ per person