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Saltburn Pier

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Themed Attractions
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Saltburn Pier was opened to the public in May 1869, and to ease the access to the pier and promenade from the town, work was begun on a 120 foot high wooden vertical hoist, also designed by John Anderson. The hoist was in operation fourteen months after the opening of the pier.

The pier proved to be an immediate success with over 50,000 visitors paying to stroll upon it during its first six months.

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Polkerris Beach

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Outdoor Activity
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Polkerris Beach combines an idyllic sandy Cornish cove with first class watersports facilities. It's as good for a day trip as it is for a two-week holiday or intensive watersports course.

From the smallest sandcastle-building toddler to the seasoned watersport enthusiast, there is something for everyone here.

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Roding Valley Meadows

Venue Type: 
Environment Centres
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Offering a wide variety of bespoke programmes for Early Years/KS1 through to KS4. Groups can be taken on Tuesdays. Whether dipping for creatures that live in our river or kneeling to look at flowers in the meadows - there is an abundance of wonderful new experiences to behold.

EYFS: 

Exploring Senses, Pond Power, Go on a Bug Hunt, Teddy Bears Picnic, Natural Art

Key Stage 1:

Four Seasons in One Day, Where the Wild Things Are, Living Things and their Habitats, Plant Power

Lower Key Stage 2:

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Forest of Dean Model Village

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Themed Attractions
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Veiled underneath the drape of woody shades, the miniature forest offers an enthralling combination of history humor and entertainment. The Miniature Forest Model Village was a laudable initiative by the local people of Lydney, Gloucestershire, in which they contribute their unique ideas and precious time in maintaining and developing the place as an eminent tourist attraction near the Forest of Dean. With limited funds and resources, this beautiful miniature village started its journey in the world of fun and amusement.

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Keith Harding’s World of Mechanical Music

Venue Type: 
Museums
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The World of Mechanical Music is a living museum of the extraordinary variety of self-playing musical instruments and automata which were the pride and joy of our Great Grandparents, and the only kind of "canned" musical entertainment available in the home before regular broadcasting started up in 1924.

All the instruments are maintained in the most perfect possible order in our world-famous workshops on the premises, and introduced and played by our well informed guides in the form of a live entertainment.

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Liverpool Football Club

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Sports Stadia
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Visitors to Liverpool's famous Anfield stadium can combine a trip to the club's museum with a guided tour of the ground.

As well as showing off artefacts from the club's rich history it allows people to see behind the scenes.

There are guided tours, trophies on display and exhibits that celebrate the club's numerous successes and the great players who have worn the Liverpool shirt.

A 60-seat cinema shows films about the history of the club.

Stadium Tour

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Thurrock Thameside

Venue Type: 
Environment Centres
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A visit to our stunning and innovative visitor centre built on a former landfill site will be an exciting and educational trip for all ages. With superb views from our roof top over Mucking Flats and the Thames Estuary, our education programmes will inspire your students. 

EYFS: 

Exploring Senses, Pond Power, Go on a Bug Hunt, Teddy Bears Picnic, Natural Art

Key Stage 1:

Four Seasons in One Day, Where the Wild Things Are, Living Things and their Habitats, Plant Power

Lower Key Stage 2:

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Redwings Horse Sanctuary, Oxhill

Venue Type: 
Equestrian Activities
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Oxhill visitor centre has been granted VAQAS status (Quality Assured Visitor Attraction) and is home to adoption equines Dylan, Felicity, Will and dinky pony Wensley along with more than 50 rescued horses, ponies and donkeys.

There are regular guided tours of the centre and demonstrations of horse care given by the equine centre staff as well as the chance to cuddle the residents of course!

The centre also has a cafe, gift shop and information centre on site.

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The Pottery Place

Venue Type: 
Indoor Activity Centres
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A fun and fabulous Paint Your Own Pottery and craft studio with buckets of charm and chocolate biscuits. Kids (and big kids) can go crafty crazy trying out pottery painting, Decopatch and Mosaics, and take home a gorgeous one-of-a-kind masterpiece.

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Corby Boating Lake

Venue Type: 
Parks and Gardens
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The lake can boast a wide range of geese, ducks, water fowl and the resisdential swans. The recent environmental project has improved fishing stocks. There are also herons, gulls and kingfishers that visit the lake along with a host of woodland and garden birds.

It is a lovely facility at the heart of the town. The lake can boast a wide range of geese, ducks, water fowl and the resisdential swans. The recent environmental project has improved fishing stocks. There are also herons, gulls and kingfishers that visit the lake along with a host of woodland and garden birds.

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