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Battlefield Tours
Our poignant battlefield tours take you to Ypres & the Normandy beaches to pay your respects & learn about the events that took place during these great wars.

It seems that every year there is a milestone anniversary that commemorates the brave men and women who fought for our freedom in the First and Second World Wars. Their sacrifice is never forgotten and they still live on today in the form of memorials that can be found on the battlefields across France and Belgium. Battles such as Waterloo and the Somme were integral points in these conflicts and so it important to remember those who gave up their lives and helped secure victory for the allied forces.

Our range of poignant battlefield tours can take you to places such as Ypres and the Normandy beaches to not only pay your respects to those who have fallen but also learn about the events that took place during these great wars and the strategies involved in fighting them. All of the commonwealth countries have memorials for their own citizens, so you will be given the opportunity to visit those dedicated to your own nation.

For more information about our tours of the Belgian and French battlefields, contact us today. We have itineraries that vary in length and which include other activities before or after your time in these thought-provoking locations.

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European City Breaks

Find your perfect city break from the countries below. Don't forget we can tailor-make your perfect break for you including multi-centre breaks, rail travel and car-hire for self-drive options.

Austria
Austria has a natural beauty from crystal clear lakes to ice capped, rugged peaks to picturesque mountain villages, dense woods and lush pasture land.
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Belgium
Belgium is often overlooked but it is a mistake to miss out this tiny but culturally significant territory in the North of the continent.
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Croatia
Croatia is a land of jaw-dropping landscapes. Plitvice Lakes National Parks holds lush, dense, forests, while Dubrovnik is surrounded by golden beaches.
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Czech Republic
Situated between Germany and Poland, the landlocked nation of the Czech Republic offers visitors stunning cities and cultural delights.
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Denmark
Comprising of the Jutland peninsula, north of Germany, and over 400 islands of various sizes, Denmark is Scandinavia's smallest country.
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Estonia
Estonia's capital, Tallinn, dates back to the Middle Ages and is still in pristine condition.
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Finland
Finland is a land of islands and has more than any other country in the world. Nearly 70% of its area is populated by forests and roughly 10% is water.
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France
It may come as a surprise to some people, but France receives more tourists each year than any other country.
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Germany
From the vibrant cities of Cologne and Munich to the medieval villages and majestic mountains of the country, Germany always proves a hit with tourists.
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Greece
Located at the southernmost tip of the Balkan Peninsula, Greece offers visitors an extensive history, fascinating mythology and beautiful golden beaches.
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Hungary
Situated in the heart of Europe, Hungary is a nation of just over 10 million people. The country has an extraordinary wealth of thermal spas.
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Iceland
Iceland is a destination that has been on the rise for several years now, as more and more people become aware of its natural beauty and untamed wild landscapes.
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Italy
Italy’s fantastic food, glorious weather and fascinating history make it tremendously popular for tourists from all over the world.
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Netherlands
The Netherlands is known for its lively tradition, windmills and tulips, and fast-paced modern European life.
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Norway
Norway is one of the world's richest countries. It has a rugged but captivating landscape and a coastline that runs for more the twelve thousand miles.
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Poland
In recent years, Poland has become an increasingly popular tourist destination with tourists discovering the gems that once were hidden behind the iron curtain.
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Portugal
Not only can you visit the Pena National Palace just outside of the country’s capital, you can also taste an authentic Piri-Piri meal, a speciality in Faro.
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Romania
Romania is located in the centre of Europe. Famously known for Count Dracula, the country is extremely diverse and has plenty to offer. Book now.
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Russia
At roughly 6,592,800 square miles in size, Russia is the largest land mass on the planet.
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Spain
Spain has always been a beloved holiday destination for us Brits, even as the trend slowly moves away from relaxing beach resorts & towards shorter city breaks.
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Sweden
Sweden is situated in Northern Europe. It has a wild landscape, made up of large streams and rivers and nearly 10% of its landmass is covered by glacial lakes.
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Switzerland
As the home of fantastic natural scenery, Switzerland is becoming more and more popular every year.
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Aberdeen
As the UK’s northernmost cruise terminal, Aberdeen provides a wealth of holiday opportunities for northern Scotland.
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Belfast
Located two miles from the city centre, cruises from Belfast depart from a port located on the River Lagan - the largest in Northern Ireland.
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Bristol Avonmouth
Bristol Cruise Terminal offers an ideal link to the Atlantic Ocean via the mouth of the River Severn.
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Cardiff
Cruises depart from Queen Alexandria Dock and getting to Cardiff is very easy by car.
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Dover
Dover Cruise Terminals proximity to France makes it a great option for itineraries to Belgium, the Netherlands, the Norwegian fjords, and the Baltic nations.
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Dublin
The Irish capital of Dublin, situated on the east coast, is a bustling hub of culture and history.
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Dundee
Dundee is home to one of the UK’s northernmost cruise terminals, providing cruising opportunities for the Highlands and Northeast Scotland.
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Greenock
Greenock is easily accessible from Glasgow and serves as the primary cruise terminal for the city.
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Harwich
It is an ideal embarkation port for East Anglia, with easy access via a good network of roads from Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk.
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Hull
Hull will receive a new cruise terminal and riverside berth which will boost Hull’s status as a cruise port providing itineraries out of Hull into Scandinavia, Iceland, Greenland, and Norway.
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Liverpool
Ships berth directly in Liverpool City Centre, making it one of the most easily accessible cruise ports in the UK.
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London Greenwich
A stop in London Greenwich gives fabulous links straight into the heart of London whether you are looking for shopping, sightseeing or shows in the glittering West End.
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London Tower Bridge
What better way is there to arrive into or depart from London in style than by sailing under the gates of Tower Bridge? As the iconic landmark opens up in front of you, it welcomes you to England's capital in one of the most exceptional ways.
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Newcastle Upon Tyne
Situated on the banks of the River Tyne, the Port of Tyne is located just ten miles outside of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne city centre.
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Poole
Situated on the Dorset coastline, the charming town of Poole is situated just two and half hours away from London and offers a gateway to some of the finest destinations in Europe.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth’s award-winning passenger terminal building opened in 2011 and is the perfect place from which to embark on a cruise.
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Rosyth
Cruises from Rosyth take passengers into Northern Europe, the Norwegian fjords, and the Arctic Circle.
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Southampton
With a total of four passenger cruise terminals, Southampton is widely regarded as the UK’s number one cruise port.
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Tilbury
Situated just 25 miles outside of London, Tilbury’s deepwater cruise port provides the opportunity for larger vessels to dock in the area.
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