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Richard III Visitor Centre

Dynasty Death and Discovery
Venue Type: 
Museums
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More than 500 years after the death of the last English king to die in battle, the story of one of history’s most controversial monarchs has been brought to life once again in a stunning new visitor centre.

King Richard III – who was slain at Bosworth Field in 1485, brought back to Leicester and buried in a makeshift grave which lay lost for centuries – will once again take centre stage at this new visitor centre.

The striking old Leicester Grammar School building at St Martin’s Place has been transformed into this breath-taking new exhibition.

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Stoke Ski Centre

Venue Type: 
Leisure Centres
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Comprehensive Dry ski and snowboard facilities with lessons pre-bookable. Kids welcome.

From ski and snowboard lessons available to suit all levels (pre-booking essential), to the great race team and the freestyle team. You can also tube and bumboard.

They have lots of well trained members of staff, who wait for you the very second you enter the door. Their well trained instructors make the skiing fun and yet safe; they even cater for kids' parties!

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Lightwater Valley Theme Park

One of the finest theme parks in the UK
Venue Type: 
Theme Parks
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Lightwater Valley is full of fun and adventure. We are the home of Europe’s longest rollercoaster - The Ultimate. We have over 40 other rides including the Falls of Terror, Raptor Attack, Twister, the Flying Cutlass and Ladybird. We also offer falconry displays, themed workshops, adventure playgrounds and cafes.

We cater for children from age 5 upwards.

Epic Teachers Run Awesome Reward Trips!

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Outdoor Adventure - Atlantic Court

Venue Type: 
Outdoor Activity
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Outdoor Adventure is a small and personal residential outdoor activity centre in a stunning cliff-top location on the rugged North Cornish coast.

We have over 30 years experience in delivering high quality School Activity Trips, Family Activity Holidays and non-residential activities. Sole occupancy of our centre is also available.

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Fotheringhay Castle

Venue Type: 
Castles
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Fotheringhay Castle played a key role in the Tudor era, being the birthplace of a king, the site of the execution of a pretender ot the throne and then being destroyed by yet another.

Nowadays only the castle mound survives. The castle site is protected as a Scheduled Monument and is open to the public.

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Sixfields Stadium, Worcester

Venue Type: 
Sports Stadia
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Sixways Stadium is unlike any other development in the UK. A truly inspirational multi-purpose venue which is used 24/7, 365 days of the year. Home to both Worcester Warriors and Sixways Events, the amazing 65-acre complex is now one of the country's most exciting, dynamic and versatile venues.

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Bournemouth International Centre

Venue Type: 
Arenas and Exhibition Centres
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The Bournemouth International Centre (BIC) is ideally situated close to the beach and pier, gardens and town centre and boasts a 650-space 'Park Mark' Safer Parking Award pay and display car park.

The building has four halls ideal for various concerts, conferences and exhibitions, making it the largest venue in the southern region.

Overlooking Pier Approach, the Terrace Coffee shop is an ideal place to relax with a coffee and have a chat.

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Robin Hood's Major Oak Treasure Trail

Venue Type: 
Tours
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Looking for a fun and interesting way to explore Robin Hood country? Don't just wander around aimlessly, do a Treasure Trail! These fun Trails show you the most interesting, historical and scenic locations. Enjoy a fun walk in the fresh air and solve the clues along the way.

Robin Hood’s Major Oak Treasure Trail is a fantastic way to explore. 

Children love competing to solve the clues and don’t even realise they are learning about the area and getting some exercise!

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Clevedon Court

Outstanding 14th-century manor house and 18th-century terraced garden
Venue Type: 
Historic Buildings & Monuments
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Home to the lords of the manor of Clevedon for centuries, the core of the house is a remarkable survival from the medieval period.

The house was purchased by Abraham Elton in 1709 and it is still the much-loved family home of his descendants today.

Explore the striking display of Eltonware pottery and a fascinating collection of Nailsea glass.

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Colston Hall

Venue Type: 
Theatres, Music and Performing Arts Venues
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Colston Hall is Bristol’s largest concert hall, presenting concerts and entertainment by major names in rock, pop, jazz, folk, world and classical music, stand up comedy and light entertainment, as well as local choirs, orchestras and schools.

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