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Tucked away in the nooks and crannies of this part of Glasgow are vintage boutiques, second hand book stores and cheap record shops. Time to start hunting.
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Very stylish, serves delicious gastro pub food, it's in a fantastic location and if you're lucky you might spot a celeb or two at the bar.
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Very stylish, serves delicious gastro pub food, it's in a fantastic location and if you're lucky you might spot a celeb or two at the bar.
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By the turn of the 13th century York, as the county's administrative hub, had become an important centre for trade and the revenue that this brought helped the city flourish. Towards the end of the medieval period the city's best known architectural sight - York Minster - was built, the largest cathedral of its type in the country and one of Europe's most imposing Gothic churches. As with many historic towns, York has more than its share of spooky stories and the intrepid visitor can find out more...
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Very stylish, serves delicious gastro pub food, it's in a fantastic location and if you're lucky you might spot a celeb or two at the bar.
Only valid on FTPE services. Only valid on date and service stated on ticket. No refunds available. Changes to travel plans. Changes to time or date of travel must be arranged before departure of the first reserved train printed on the ticket, after which the ticket has no value and a new one must be purchased. Customers will need to present the ticket(s) and reservation(s) when they request a change. The origin, destination and Train Company or route shown on the ticket(s) must remain the same....
From snooker to bowling, there's plenty of good old fashioned family fun to be had here. While the kids are preoccupied with the amusements nip to the bar for a glass of wine or two.
Offering great value for money on many longer distance journeys. You could save over 50% on your train travel when you book in advance - with prices as low as these why not treat yourself to First Class!
Offering great value for money on many longer distance journeys. You could save over 50% on your train travel when you book in advance - with prices as low as these why not treat yourself to First Class!
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Offering great value for money on many longer distance journeys. You could save over 50% on your train travel when you book in advance - with prices as low as these why not treat yourself to First Class!
Offering great value for money on many longer distance journeys. You could save over 50% on your train travel when you book in advance - with prices as low as these why not treat yourself to First Class!
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Exudes exotic charm and the menu is fit for a king - try the tender lamb with mango and rock lobster. With staff that treat you like royalty too, you'll never want to eat anywhere else again. Ever.
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Preston is just a baby compared to other British cities, only being awarded this status in 2002, but don't let that fool you. Preston has a long history, from its first mention in the Doomsday book of 1086, to Roman settlements, to industrial revolution in the 18th Century.
Offering great value for money on many longer distance journeys. You could save over 50% on your train travel when you book in advance - with prices as low as these why not treat yourself to First Class!
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Being the major hub of the North combined with continued public investment, transport links in and around Manchester are second to none. Along with regular bus, coach and tram services, Manchester boasts four large train stations all within the city centre. Piccadilly Train Station is the main central train hub for the North offering regular train services from the centre of Manchester to London, Scotland, Central England, the North East and most UK coastal towns.
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Being the major hub of the North combined with continued public investment, transport links in and around Manchester are second to none. Along with regular bus, coach and tram services, Manchester boasts four large train stations all within the city centre. Piccadilly Train Station is the main central train hub for the North offering regular train services from the centre of Manchester to London, Scotland, Central England, the North East and most UK coastal towns.
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Very stylish, serves delicious gastro pub food, it's in a fantastic location and if you're lucky you might spot a celeb or two at the bar.
Offering great value for money on many longer distance journeys. You could save over 50% on your train travel when you book in advance - with prices as low as these why not treat yourself to First Class!
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Offering great value for money on many longer distance journeys. You could save over 50% on your train travel when you book in advance - with prices as low as these why not treat yourself to First Class!
The romantic Scarborough Castle stands guard over the sandy bays on either side and watches the ships coming into the harbour. The handsome Georgian and Victorian buildings still stand proudly on the hillside and Scarborough still holds its seaside resort appeal just as it has done for the last 360 years. Whether it be for a romantic break, a surfing holiday or family fun, this spectacular town is exactly what you're looking for.
Take advantage of the First TransPennine Express experience... Enjoy the fantastic views, with great deals with tickets starting from as little as £15.50 each way.
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Carlisle has a 2,000 year long history full of battles and conflict, desired as a military stronghold and fought over by everyone from the Saxons to the Vikings. The tempestuous past is still visible in the fiery red sandstone of the city walls and the imposing castle, but there are also more modern reasons to visit the city, like the lively nightlife and bustling shops. It's also a great base for exploring the North of the Lake District.
Take advantage of the First TransPennine Express experience... Enjoy the fantastic views, with great deals with tickets starting from as little as £15.50 each way.
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Boutique hotel in a former corn mill, 42 the Calls retains some of the original features but is far more opulent now. They even provide you with fishing rods so you can try your luck.
A taxi ride from the city will find you in this elegant country house retreat. Set in mature grounds and next door to the Peak District National Park, this is what we call a getaway.
Pro surfer or wave virgin? Not only will the lovely guys in here be able to help kit you out, they'll also be able to tell you the best spots to get your toes wet. A great weekend adventure in Scarborough!
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Exudes exotic charm and the menu is fit for a king - try the tender lamb with mango and rock lobster. With staff that treat you like royalty too, you'll never want to eat anywhere else again. Ever.
Is not only beautifully spellbinding because of its history and stunning Windermere location; it also has a gallery of fantastic art exhibitions. If you're lucky you might catch some live poetry too.
The city's popularity grows each year and is now the most popular destination of tourists visiting Scotland. Edinburgh has three museums of great importance. The National Gallery of Scotland houses impressive sculptures and European paintings containing the works of artists such as Gauguin, Cézanne, Monet and Velazquez. The modern Museum of Scotland is devoted to the history, the people and the culture of Scotland. The Royal Museum of Scotland specialises in geology, archaeology, natural history...
Offering great value for money on many longer distance journeys. You could save over 50% on your train travel when you book in advance - with prices as low as these why not treat yourself to First Class!
Beautiful furniture? Check. Stunning artwork? Check. Vintage trinkets? Check. Blackpool has plenty of these hidden gems tucked away in its maze of unassuming back streets; finding them is half the fun. www.city-visitor.com/blackpool/antiques.html
Only valid on FTPE services. Only valid on date and service stated on ticket. No refunds available. Changes to travel plans. Changes to time or date of travel must be arranged before departure of the first reserved train printed on the ticket, after which the ticket has no value and a new one must be purchased. Customers will need to present the ticket(s) and reservation(s) when they request a change. The origin, destination and Train Company or route shown on the ticket(s) must remain the same....
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However, as a city, Glasgow soon bounced back and became the main ship and locomotive building city in world, and during the First World War Glasgow produced almost one fifth of the world's ships. These were heady days, in which Glasgow ranked as one of the finest and richest cities in Europe and built numerous grand public buildings, museums, galleries and libraries. Glasgow was now unquestionably the "Second City of the Empire".
See how four young lads from Liverpool were propelled to the dizzy heights of worldwide fame and fortune to become the greatest band of all time. Hear the story unfold through the "Living History" audio guide narrated by John Lennon's sister, Julia and view some amazing and rare Beatles artefacts along the way.
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Carlisle has a 2,000 year long history full of battles and conflict, desired as a military stronghold and fought over by everyone from the Saxons to the Vikings. The tempestuous past is still visible in the fiery red sandstone of the city walls and the imposing castle, but there are also more modern reasons to visit the city, like the lively nightlife and bustling shops. It's also a great base for exploring the North of the Lake District.
Offering great value for money on many longer distance journeys. You could save over 50% on your train travel when you book in advance - with prices as low as these why not treat yourself to First Class!
Exudes oriental elegance, enjoy the ambience with a warm sake while the chef cooks your meal from raw ingredients on a hot plate in front of you. Fujiyama Restaurant is also in a great location if you have arrived on one of our trains to Newcastle as it is only a five minutes walk from the train station.
House of Fraser (known locally as Kendals) sells everything for the time-poor shopper. Arndale Centre is the UK's largest inner-city shopping centre, located in the heart of Manchester City Centre. It has everything your need under one roof - plus its only a ten minute walk from Piccadilly Station.
Offering great value for money on many longer distance journeys. You could save over 50% on your train travel when you book in advance - with prices as low as these why not treat yourself to First Class!
However, as a city, Glasgow soon bounced back and became the main ship and locomotive building city in world, and during the First World War Glasgow produced almost one fifth of the world's ships. These were heady days, in which Glasgow ranked as one of the finest and richest cities in Europe and built numerous grand public buildings, museums, galleries and libraries. Glasgow was now unquestionably the "Second City of the Empire".
The city's popularity grows each year and is now the most popular destination of tourists visiting Scotland. Edinburgh has three museums of great importance. The National Gallery of Scotland houses impressive sculptures and European paintings containing the works of artists such as Gauguin, Cézanne, Monet and Velazquez. The modern Museum of Scotland is devoted to the history, the people and the culture of Scotland. The Royal Museum of Scotland specialises in geology, archaeology, natural history...
An intriguing mix of beautiful architecture, fantastic countryside and a dark history of witch hunts & 18th Century slave trade. A flourishing port town since Roman times, Lancaster is full of antiquity and atmosphere.
Offering great value for money on many longer distance journeys. You could save over 50% on your train travel when you book in advance - with prices as low as these why not treat yourself to First Class!
Offering great value for money on many longer distance journeys. You could save over 50% on your train travel when you book in advance - with prices as low as these why not treat yourself to First Class!
Fresh air, woodland, red and fallow deer and two meres for fishing and sailing. That should put some colour in your cheeks and give you a chance to stretch your legs.
On Sunday 10th July, the Manchester to Blackpool cycle race in aid of the Christie Hospital will be taking place. Unfortunately due to the increased number of passengers expected to travel on this day, First TransPennine Express and Northern Rail will not be able to carry any bicycles between Blackpool North and Preston. We would like to apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. We wish all the competitors the very best of luck.
Middlesbrough is a heaving metropolis of industrial expansion. A city built on old fashioned hard work combined with cutting edge arts makes for an environment of grit and culture and a whole lot of character.
Again, because of its strategic position, Carlisle became a great 19th century railway city, with seven independent railway companies sharing the use of Carlisle Citadel Station, and the extensive goods yards. The Station is an impressive building, built in 1847 by Sir William Tite. Carlisle is the northern end of the famous 72 mile Settle-Carlisle Railway. Steam trains may often be seen at Carlisle station on special charter trips.
Robin Tudor, Head of PR for Peel Airports, owners of Liverpool John Lennon Airport commented, "This new service is yet another piece of the jigsaw for the Airport, opening up public transport access to the Airport from parts of the North of England not previously served before. Passengers will now be able to access the airport by train from a far wider catchment, to take advantage of its wide choice of destinations and great value fares."
Being the major hub of the North combined with continued public investment, transport links in and around Manchester are second to none. Along with regular bus, coach and tram services, Manchester boasts four large train stations all within the city centre. Piccadilly Train Station is the main central train hub for the North offering regular train services from the centre of Manchester to London, Scotland, Central England, the North East and most UK coastal towns.
Robin Tudor, Head of PR for Peel Airports, owners of Liverpool John Lennon Airport commented, "This new service is yet another piece of the jigsaw for the Airport, opening up public transport access to the Airport from parts of the North of England not previously served before. Passengers will now be able to access the airport by train from a far wider catchment, to take advantage of its wide choice of destinations and great value fares."
Thinks it's the hull of a ship. Pull up a pew and drain a tankard or two; before you know it you'll be saying things like "Ahoy shipmates" and "shiver me timbers".
Take advantage of the First TransPennine Express experience... Enjoy the fantastic views, with great deals with tickets starting from as little as £15.50 each way.
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The Rough Guide to Britain named shopping in Leeds as one of the top thirty things to do in the UK, and with five miles of shopping streets and one of the country's largest pedestrianised zones it's easy to see why. Leeds also has an excellent nightlife scene, with numerous restaurants and independent bars, and is one of the UK's best cities for dining out according to the Which? Good Food Guide.
Family run department store since 1838, Jenners is an Edinburgh institution. Lavishly decorated Renaissance architecture on the outside, stylish designer clothing and irresistible gifts on the inside.
Absolutely world class. With everything from medieval masterpieces to highly contemporary sensory art experiences, even a philistine will be glad to have paid a visit on their trip to Liverpool.
Every October one of the largest travelling funfairs arrives in Hull. Hull Fair is one of Hull's oldest traditions. With many different rides and attractions for all the family, ranging from the Big Wheel to the candy floss stand, you can guarantee a fun filled evening of excitement if you are in Hull when the fair comes to town.
The grand 19th Century building provides a comfy home for masterpieces that span 600 years. From 14th Century Italian Panels to the likes of LS Lowry and David Hockney. A great place for culture on your visit to York.
Tucked away in the nooks and crannies of this part of Glasgow are vintage boutiques, second hand book stores and cheap record shops. Time to start hunting.
See how four young lads from Liverpool were propelled to the dizzy heights of worldwide fame and fortune to become the greatest band of all time. Hear the story unfold through the "Living History" audio guide narrated by John Lennon's sister, Julia and view some amazing and rare Beatles artefacts along the way.
Don't let the beautiful Medieval and Georgian architecture of York or the street entertainers distract you. You might miss one of quaint boutiques that are snuggled in next to the high street names.
Tucked away in the nooks and crannies of this part of Glasgow are vintage boutiques, second hand book stores and cheap record shops. Time to start hunting.
A regal building with interiors and furnishings that are as stately as they intriguing. Complete with historic artefacts, sumptuous fabrics, romantic landscaped walks and an exotic bird garden. Please visit Harewood House for more details.
We hope you've got the energy for this array of projects, exhibitions and interactive games across 6 floors at The Lighthouse, Glasgow. (If you haven't, the rooftop cafe/bar is amazing.)
Walk through the 180 degree underwater tunnel and come eyeball to eyeball with a tropical shark or two. Go on. Dare you. Get a SEA LIFE add-on ticket to enjoy a fun, hassle-free family day out whatever the weather! Visit your local staffed train station and ask for a SEA LIFE add-on ticket to Blackpool to receive your reduced rate admission. Download our SEA LIFE pdf leaflet here . www.sealifeeurope.com
Purveyors of mouth-watering and award winning relishes, chutneys, mustards, dressings, oils, sweets, the list goes on! There are shelves and shelves of covetable jars; what a foodie paradise, nestled in the Lakes.
With an unmistakable nod to that famous Liverpool music venue, of course you'll find the official Beatle's merchandise sold here, along with a whole heap of other quirky, alternative fashion outlets.
Journey into the afterlife at the Fascinating Mummies exhibition from 11 February-27 May. See the unique treasures and unravel the mysteries of a truly captivating ancient civilisation. This is one exhibition not 'tomb' be missed.
Britain's greatest Roman monument, Hadrian's Wall World Heritage Site runs for 150 miles from Arbeia at South Shields to Ravenglass on the Cumbrian coast. For more information please visit Hadrians Wall website.
The final phase of the redeveloped Station Hall opens in late Summer 2012. Enjoy an atmospheric railway station experience featuring our most popular exhibit, the Royal Trains. Access real railway carriages and see the collection brought to life with a stunning audio visual display. New ramps and interpretation will also mean that Station Hall is more accessible than ever before.
House of Fraser (known locally as Kendals) sells everything for the time-poor shopper. Arndale Centre is the UK's largest inner-city shopping centre, located in the heart of Manchester City Centre. It has everything your need under one roof - plus its only a ten minute walk from Piccadilly Station.
Pro surfer or wave virgin? Not only will the lovely guys in here be able to help kit you out, they'll also be able to tell you the best spots to get your toes wet. A great weekend adventure in Scarborough!
With an unmistakable nod to that famous Liverpool music venue, of course you'll find the official Beatle's merchandise sold here, along with a whole heap of other quirky, alternative fashion outlets.
Don't feel like shopping amidst the throng of the hustle and bustle? Pop into Harvey Nichols for a personal shopper to do all the leg work for you. A perfect addition to your trip to Leeds.
North of England trike tours offer guests the chance to experience the North's best countryside, coastline and cities on board their 1400 cc 3-seater chauffeured trike. Taking a chauffeured trike tour with North of England trike tours is an experience like no other. Since 2012, Trike Tours have also started hotel pick up's from Durham city, and can offer you tours of the highest pub in England, Local Breweries, Hadrians Wall, The Durham Dales, Durham City, and many many more places. Just find a place...
Penrith is one of the most important structures in the whole town. The construction of the building started way back in 1399 and was slowly improved over a period of 70 years until it turned into a defence against the regular raids from Scotland. If you want to get to this castle then you can access it from a wooden footbridge that covers the distance of the Castle's moat.
Family run department store since 1838, Jenners is an Edinburgh institution. Lavishly decorated Renaissance architecture on the outside, stylish designer clothing and irresistible gifts on the inside.
In the historic cultural quarter of Durham lies one of Durham's best kept secrets! Fowlers Yard is home to a unique collection of creative businesses tucked away behind Durham's Indoor Market. Here you will discover both artists and designers specialising in jewellery making, contemporary textile arts, hand embroidery, tapestry weaving, portrait painting, photography, illustration and printmaking. Fowlers Yard is also home to Leonard's Coffee House, Durham City Theatre, a microbrewery, and Durham...
Admire her powerful elegance, put your feet up on the leather seats in the cockpit and sip a glass of bubbly. Absolute supersonic luxury.
Absolutely world class. With everything from medieval masterpieces to highly contemporary sensory art experiences, even a philistine will be glad to have paid a visit on their trip to Liverpool.
Tucked away in the nooks and crannies of this part of Glasgow are vintage boutiques, second hand book stores and cheap record shops. Time to start hunting.
See how four young lads from Liverpool were propelled to the dizzy heights of worldwide fame and fortune to become the greatest band of all time. Hear the story unfold through the "Living History" audio guide narrated by John Lennon's sister, Julia and view some amazing and rare Beatles artefacts along the way.
The grand 19th Century building provides a comfy home for masterpieces that span 600 years. From 14th Century Italian Panels to the likes of LS Lowry and David Hockney. A great place for culture on your visit to York.
Again, because of its strategic position, Carlisle became a great 19th century railway city, with seven independent railway companies sharing the use of Carlisle Citadel Station, and the extensive goods yards. The Station is an impressive building, built in 1847 by Sir William Tite. Carlisle is the northern end of the famous 72 mile Settle-Carlisle Railway. Steam trains may often be seen at Carlisle station on special charter trips.
One of the main landmarks of the city, the Humber Bridge is a suspension bridge and is over a mile in length. It was opened in July 1981 and is a short walk from the city centre. Walking across the Humber Bridge is an enjoyable stroll as you take in some wonderful views of the River.
An imposing former industrial building that houses an ever-changing calendar of show stopping contemporary art in Newcastle. Once you've exhausted yourself in the gallery head to the bar or the spectacular roof-top restaurant.
See how four young lads from Liverpool were propelled to the dizzy heights of worldwide fame and fortune to become the greatest band of all time. Hear the story unfold through the "Living History" audio guide narrated by John Lennon's sister, Julia and view some amazing and rare Beatles artefacts along the way.
Boutique hotel in a former corn mill, 42 the Calls retains some of the original features but is far more opulent now. They even provide you with fishing rods so you can try your luck.
This self-catered apartment has to be the most stylish way to stay in Edinburgh city. A luxurious combination of old town house and minimal yet welcoming interior has a decadent price tag to match.
Tucked away in the nooks and crannies of this part of Glasgow are vintage boutiques, second hand book stores and cheap record shops. Time to start hunting.
The Sportsman Inn is traditionally a family run business that is great if you want some delicious food. The area of this Inn is fantastic, situated in the beautiful area of Cumbria and you can drink in the scenery. This is the place to be if you have children as the menus are very accommodating and they have a chance to play pool near the bar.
Award winning comfort is what's on offer here; your dedicated hosts will make you feel like the most important person in town. This is a Blackpool bed and breakfast with edge. www.numberoneblackpool.com
An imposing former industrial building that houses an ever-changing calendar of show stopping contemporary art in Newcastle. Once you've exhausted yourself in the gallery head to the bar or the spectacular roof-top restaurant.
If a little bit of shut eye really is all you need, then you can't go wrong with cheap, clean, comfortable and friendly. And this is where you'll find all of the above. Perfect for a budget trip to the Capital of Culture! www.premierinn.com
From punk and metal, through rock, alternative and indie to dance and nu rave, Leeds Festival offers 75,000 music fans a chance to see some of the world's hottest acts. Headliners this year include heavy weights Muse, My Chemical Romance and Pulp. This year First TransPennine Express are official travel sponsors of Leeds Festival, so buy your train tickets to Leeds now.
Chinese restaurants don't get any bigger than this… Mr Chu China Palace is the UK's largest Chinese restaurant. Located on the River Humber, Mr Chu China Palace is a spacious restaurant where you can relax and enjoy traditional Chinese dishes. With its authentic and traditional décor, you will feel like you are in the Far East, yet made to feel right at home with its friendly and attentive staff.
This self-catered apartment has to be the most stylish way to stay in Edinburgh city. A luxurious combination of old town house and minimal yet welcoming interior has a decadent price tag to match.
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