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Arenas and Exhibition Centres
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Situated at the heart of Scotland's elegant and historic capital city, the EICC is one of the world's outstanding venues for conferences, conventions and exhibitions.

Our purpose-built centre offers the very best in facilities and technology; and our experienced, enthusiastic team will help to ensure your event's success.

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The Scottish Exhibition + Conference Centre (SECC) is the perfect location for any event. It's superbly situated in Glasgow, Scotland's largest and most exciting city. The Centre provides a wide range of conference and exhibition facilities - all under one roof.

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Tours
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The Worcester Treasure Trail is ideal for getting the kids out exploring whilst trying to solve a mystery treasure hunt.

The answers to the clues are located on existing monuments, buildings and structures: some are easy to find, some are a little bit trickier!

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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Museums
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St Fagans is one of Europe's leading open-air museums and is Wales's most popular heritage attraction. The museum stands in the grounds of the magnificent St Fagans Castle and gardens, a late 16th-century manor house donated to the people of Wales by the Earl of Plymouth.

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Sports Stadia
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Edgbaston is the home of the Warwickshire County Cricket Club Museum.

The Birmingham test match venue has hosted Warwickshire matches for more than 100 years and has seen the greats of international and county cricket grace its playing field.

A range of artefacts from the club's history is on display in the museum, which the club's official website says is in the pavilion.

Details of opening times on match days and on other days are given as is information on how to contact the museum.

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Museums
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David Attenborough described the Museum as "A delightful and remarkable museum, a jewel."

The Museum stands in the heart of the town, just where the beautiful coastlines of Dorset and Devon meet. The building has great idiosyncratic charm. Built in 1900-01 by Thomas Philpot, it was restored and extended in 1991.

World-famous for its fossils, Lyme Regis was home to the fossil hunter, Mary Anning. The town has long been a holiday place and a draw for writers and artists, such as Jane Austen, J.McNeill Whistler and John Fowles. 

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Museums
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The Gallery is a modern exhibition space designed to display material from the most important galleries, museums and private collections in the country.

The diverse and ambitious programme of temporary arts and museums exhibitions features high quality touring exhibitions from national institutions, nationally and internationally renowned artists and objects from Hampshire’s remarkable collections.

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Sports Stadia
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Get the kids out ice skating for an afternoon. Great idea if you're looking for fun days out to keep your students active and learn new skills.

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Indoor Activity Centres
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Swashbuckling fun for everyone! Treat the family to something different at our 18 hole Adventure Golf course, festooned with obstacles, including a huge pirate ship, lakes, waterfalls, rafts, cannons and even our resident crocodile!

Enjoy a bite to eat afterwards at The Clubhouse at Abbey Hill.

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Arenas and Exhibition Centres
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We are an award-winning, purpose-built conference, arts and entertainment centre offering a variety of facilities including:

  • Main Auditorium
  • Studio
  • 14 meeting rooms
  • gallery space
  • gift shop
  • restaurant
  • two bars.

As well as hosting events, we serve local residents and provide community groups with access to our world-class facilities.

We now employ 50 full-time employees and more than 100 casual members of staff.

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