Cambridge Winter wonderland. Sunday 22nd November.
Experience the magic of Cambridge at Christmas on a relaxing day trip by coach. Wander historic streets glowing with festive lights, explore the city’s charming markets and independent shops, and enjoy the stunning riverside atmosphere as seasonal cheer fills the air. With free time to discover the colleges, browse for unique gifts or savour a warm festive treat, Cambridge offers the perfect blend of heritage and Christmas sparkle. A wonderfully uplifting day out to start the season in style. Price £23.00 per person
Winchester Cathedral Christmas Market Sunday 22nd November
Taking place from late November until just before Christmas each year, Winchester Cathedral’s Christmas Market is renowned for its bustling atmosphere, stunning location and handpicked high quality exhibitors, which attracts visitors from around the world each year who come to shop at the pretty wooden chalets, situated within the historic grounds. The wooden chalets are inspired by traditional German Christmas Markets, and combined with the festive lighting, the sound of Christmas carols and the aroma of mulled wine and cinnamon drifting in the air, visitors will be transported into a festive setting to purchase their Christmas gifts and take in the atmosphere. Here you can find over 100 chalets filled with high quality exhibitors, hand-picked for their interesting, unique and exclusive products. The focus on British crafts, independent traders and artisan festive foods, as well as regular performances by local choirs. This really does make this market stand out from the rest. Price £23.00 per person
Boundary Mill & Downtown Shopping Saturday 5th September
At Boundary Mill you can find a huge choice and fantastic value from leading names in women’s and men’s leisure, outdoor and occasion wear. All at outlet prices. Downtown Superstore is close by for you to explore the massive range of home supplies.
Price £25.00 per person
Sheringham 1940’s.weekend: Saturday 19th September The seaside town of Sheringham goes back several decades to the 1940s.
Centred around the North Norfolk Railway, The Poppy Line, the station provides a great backdrop for the comings and goings of people all dressed in vintage costumes and with steam trains and heritage buses running all day. By far the biggest event of its kind in Norfolk. Military and civilian vehicles, music, dancing, ration food, re-enactments and of course an intensive steam hauled train service.
Dress up in the period to really feel like you have been transported back in time. This is one of those events you really shouldn’t miss!
Come in uniform or 1940s civilian dress to add to the atmosphere.
The Renactors Parade is open to anyone in 1940’s regalia. Anyone wishing to participate in the foot procession should convene at the Lobster pub and line up along Wyndham Street before 4 p.m .The procession will proceed up the High Street to the Town Clock and up Station Road to the main car park (near the North Norfolk Railway Station).
The 1940s weekend also encompasses the town of Sheringham and Holt with a vast amount of entertainment taking place on the stations of Sheringham, Weybourne and Holt and venues in the towns.
You may decide to catch a Heritage Bus to Holt where the Town celebrates the wartime efforts of allied forces and the remarkable resilience shown by those who dealt with the hardships of life on the Home Front.
Feel the excitement, fear, hope and bravery of the Blitz. Smell the Golden Age of Steam. You also get to enjoy the great British Seaside.
PLEASE NOTE – Additional charges may apply if you wish to travel on the steam trains or heritage buses.
Coach only Price £25.00 per person
