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TRAINS, TRAMS AND TREASURES OF THE PEAKS


History, heritage and no-to-be-missed scenic wonders!

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Published Date: 19 September 2008
Three days from £159
Departs 17th July 2009

Price Includes:
* Coach travel throughout with local pickups
* Two nights' dinner, bed 7 breakfast in a good hotel in Stafford/Stoke area
* Entrance to the Crich tramway Village
* A ride on the Churnet Valley Railway
* A visit to the cathedral city of Lichfield
* Tour of the Peak District
The Peak District National Park is an aera of breathtaking landscapes, bustling market towns and fascinating historical heritage. A trip on the steam-hauled Churnet Valley Railway in the heart of rural Staffordshire, unlimited rides in vintage trams at the fascinating Crich Tramway Village and a tour of the Peak District with it's varied and beautiful landscapes make this a weekend not to be missed

TO ASK FOR BROCHURE CALL THE 24HR READER HOLIDAY HOTLINE 01289 334 448



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  • Last Updated: 19 September 2008 1:24 PM
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  • Location: Berwick
 
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