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Departs from Paris
Relive the battle of Normandy and visit the site and landmarks of the Allies' invasion of F…

Departs from Paris
Relive the battle of Normandy and visit the site and landmarks of the Allies' invasion of France.

Journey across the superb Normandy countryside where you start with a visit to the Caen Memorial, which is also known as the Peace Museum. While dedicated to peace, the memorial devotes itself to illustrations and films about the Second World War and the Normandy landings of June 1944. The tour features a film screening and a commentary on the memorial.

We'll have lunch at the Caen Memorial then proceed to the Pointe du Hoc and the American cemetery Saint-Laurent at Omaha Beach. Afterward, we make a stop at Arromanches and the Canadian Memorial at Juno Beach for a short photo stop.

Lunch Menu
- Kir aperitif (white wine with blackcurrant liqueur)
- Cold cured meats and terrines
- Selection of cold meats and composed salads
- Normandy style chicken dish
- Selection of cheese
- Selection of dessert
- Unlimited wine served with the meal
- Coffee

Itinerary
- Visit to Caen Memorial
- Visit to Pointe du Hoc and the American cemetery
- Visit to Arromanches and the Canadian Memorial

Includes
- Transportation in luxury air conditioned coach.
- Entrance ticket for the Caen Peace Memorial Museum.
- Lunch at the Caen Peace Memorial Museum (drinks included)
- Visit to the Saint-Laurent cemetery.
- Services of a licensed guide.

Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional activity costs
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off

Please Note
- Children below 3 years old can take the tours for free. Any hotel or restaurant expenses must be paid for directly by the parents.
- Reservation is essential.
- Menu is indicative and may be subject to change without notice.

Days of Operation
November to March - Wednesday and Sunday
April to October - Daily
Time: 7:00am - 14 hours
Meeting Point: 2 Rue des Pyramides

The Lake District is where people go to rejuvenate their senses.

The soaring mountains refresh your mind, the lakes ca…

The Lake District is where people go to rejuvenate their senses.

The soaring mountains refresh your mind, the lakes calm your worries, and the quaint houses and little lanes make you yearn for a long-forgotten age.

So on this tour, we take you on a day trip through the best locations of England’s most famous National Park.

You learn the tales from Windermere, the largest lake in England; you admire Wordworth’s cosy Dove Cottage; and you marvel at the medieval architecture of the ancient town of Lancaster.

Join this tour, enjoy the scenery, and let nature help you unwind.

Places you explore:
Lake Windermere – The beauty of this large lake has attracted travellers for centuries.
Coniston Water – A scenic lake that’s inspired poets and writers throughout the ages.
Wordsworth’s Dove Cottage* – This little cottage nestled amongst the trees is your new property aspiration.
Hawkshead – A beautiful conservation village where you can discover tasty delicacies and cobbled lanes.
Lancaster - The ancient county town of Lancashire is a bustling student town and a history-lover’s paradise.

Departs: 08:30 - Next to the NCP Car Park, Store Street, Manchester, M1 2WD
Returns: 7:30pm - Manchester

Itinerary:
You leave manic Manchester behind and head straight for the lovely Lake District.

Your first stop of the day is at Bowness that sits on the shores of Windermere. You have time here to take a leisurely cruise upon the lake or wander around the town and admire the sublime views of the landscapes.

You travel around the southern tip of Windermere and towards Coniston Water. You enjoy the views of this body of water before arriving in the picturesque conservation village of Hawkshead. This is where the poet William Wordsworth attended Grammar School.

After exploring the cosy village, you take the narrow country lanes north towards Grasmere, a place Wordsworth described as “the loveliest spot that man hath found”.

There's free time to visit Wordsworth’s Dove Cottage*, taste the legendary gingerbread, or enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the Wordsworth Daffodil Garden by the River Rothy.
We then take in spectacular views of Ullswater Lake as we head along country roads to its southern shores and onwards out of the Lake District to Lancaster. It’s a contrast to all the villages you’ve visited, this town boasts majestic medieval architecture and a spectacular castle that dominates the surrounding district.

From here, we return to Manchester for the early evening.

* Unfortunately, Wordsworth's Dove Cottage and museum are closed till spring 2020. But don't worry, there are many other things you can do in Grasmere.

Inclusions:
- Transportation by a 16 seat Mercedes mini-coach
- Air conditioning as standard
- The stories and services of an English-speaking driver-guide

Exclusions:
- Entry fees to visitor attractions

Please note:
- Pack your waterproof clothing and walking shoes
- We don't carry children under 5 years old

Travel in style and enjoy Ireland’s Northern coastline with a visit to Belfast City and Giants Causeway included!

Travel in style and enjoy Ireland’s Northern coastline with a visit to Belfast City and Giants Causeway included!

Highlights:
- A chance to see the iconic Belfast City with Taxi Tours Northern Ireland.
- A fully guided tour to Belfast City, the Giant's Causeway & Dunluce Castle!
- See the Belfast Peace Wall, Queens University and the iconic murals form the Irish troubles.
- A 2 hour stop at the Giants Causeway - the perfect chance to discover and explore.
- A chance to visit the once well divided city of Belfast.

Itinerary:
08:15 To Check-in, enter the Dublin Visitor Centre, 118 Grafton Street, Dublin 2
08:30 Depart from Pearse Street
11.30 Belfast City
14.15 Dunluce Castle
14.30 Giants Causeway
16.40 Rope Bridge viewing point and Antrim Coast
20.30 Arrive back in Dublin City Centre

Our one day Giants Causeway & Belfast City Guided Tour will bring you to one of Northern Ireland’s most treasured city and sites. With you getting the chance to visit Belfast City and of course the world famous Giants Causeway.

Departing early morning, your first stop is Belfast City, a city that is rich in heritage, which offers a host of vibrant cultural and artistic experiences for you to enjoy. Arriving here first allows you to enjoy a 2-hour stop to stretch your legs and soak up the atmosphere of what once was a well-divided city.

Here we recommend you to take the Black Taxi Tour with Taxi Tours NI a tour which will bring you along Shankill Road, allowing you the chance to view the murals of troubled times and also the Peace Wall. It is a personalised taxi tour with detailed first hand a tales and stories on how Belfast City was and still is shaped by the Irish troubles and is a must-do when in the city of Belfast!

Or you can visit the ever-popular museum called the Titanic Experience which has been opened to document the story of Belfast, its shipyard and the Titanic ship. Here you can dive into the Ship Fact Files for fascinating trivia about many other great ships built in the famous Harland and Wolff shipyard and explore exclusive Titanic Stories – original pieces of research on the world’s most famous ship.

Next, Dunluce Castle, first built on the dramatic coastal cliffs of north County Antrim by the MacQuillan family around 1500. It was then seized by the ambitious MacDonnell clan in the 1550’s, who set about stamping their mark on the castle under the leadership of the famous warrior chieftain Sorely Boy MacDonnell during an era of violence, intrigue and rebellion.

Next, on this tour, you will visit the Giants Causeway, which of course is one of the highlights of this trip. The Causeway is a UNESCO World Heritage site consists of a series of over 40,000 hexagonal shaped rocks that looks like a grand set of stairs leading into the sea. This formation has been astounding generations.

Next on the tour is White Park Bay is a bay and three-mile-long beach located near Ballycastle, County Antrim on the north coast of Northern Ireland, along the Giant’s Causeway Coastal Route. Sheep and cattle graze the hills and beach along the bay, which has been under the care of the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty since 1938. Providing the perfect photo-opportunity!

After your short ‘city-break’ comes to an end, we will them take a drive along the Northern Irish countryside visiting the picturesque Northern Ireland countryside which looks like it comes straight out of a storybook. Before arriving back in Dublin to enjoy a pint of the black stuff and toast to a wonderful and memorable day outside the city!

Inclusions:
- A 2 hour stop in Northern Ireland's capital city of Belfast, home to the Titanic!
- A chance to see the Murals of Belfast City on a Black Cab Tour of the city - Fully guided!
- Perfect photo-stop at Dunluce Castle - Used as the House of Greyjoy in the Game of Thrones series.
- A 2 hour stop at the Giants Causeway - the perfect chance to discover and explore.
- A chance to see White Park Bay - A three-mile-long beach with the finest views the island of Ireland has to offer!
- Wonderful and memorable views of the Giants Causeway and Northern Ireland's Antrim Coast.
- Experienced local Driver and Guide.
- Free Wi-Fi on all vehicles.

Please Note:
- Please arrive 15 minutes prior to departure at Dublin Visitor Centre, 118 Grafton Street, Dublin 2.
- We try to keep to the route but weather conditions and circumstances can changes and alter the route.
- Please be sure to bring appropriate clothing including walking shoes and rain gear.
- Subject to delays beyond our control, we strive to keep itinerary times.
- On the morning of your tour be sure to look out for our red bus!

Travel North by Train
A day tour to the northern capital enjoying the Enterprise Express train to Belfast and then a …

Travel North by Train
A day tour to the northern capital enjoying the Enterprise Express train to Belfast and then a Hop On-Hop Off City Sightseeing tour of all the cities major attractions including the Titanic Quarter and the newly opened Crumlin Road Jail.

Depart: 07:35 Dublin Connolly Station
Return: 20:00 Dublin Connolly Station

Inclusions:
- All Rail Travel
- Reserved Seats on the train
- Belfast City Tour
- Admission Titanic Visitor Centre

Itinerary:
Check-in is 20 minutes prior to Train Departure Time.
Meet our check-In representative in their yellow jacket at the customer service area at Connolly station.

Check-in for 07:35 departure from Connolly Station, which was built in 1844 as the terminus of the Dublin & Drogheda Railway and is now the administrative headquarters of Iarnród Éireann, Ireland’s National Railway. We depart northwards through the Dublin suburbs, which soon gives way to farmland. Soon we pass the exclusive coastal village of Malahide before we cross the wide Broadmeadow Estuary, followed by Rogerstown Estuary. Fine views of the sea appear as we pass through the coastal town of Skerries, followed by the fishing village of Balbriggan. A few kilometres further on we pass Gormanston, an Irish Air Corps military airfield –on the landward side. Red flags on the seaward side indicate military exercises are in progress. We travel through Drogheda. Immediately north of Drogheda we cross the historic river Boyne by a magnificent viaduct, with great views of the town. It was here that Oliver Cromwell put the entire population to the sword in 1649. At little further upstream is the site of the Battle of the Boyne, where [Protestant] King William of Orange defeated dethroned [Catholic] King James in 1690 –an event which is still celebrated annually by ‘Orangemen’ or ‘Northern Protestants’ on the ‘Twelfth’ of July. We now begin to climb into the foothills of the Camlough Mountains and border country.

Arrive into Belfast, where there is a short transfer by coach from the Hilton Hotel (beside the train station) to Belfast city centre, where you will join the Belfast Hop-On Hop-Off tour. The tour not only explores the city centre, but also the Titanic Quarter, Fall’s and Shankill Roads and the Peace Wall. The Railtours representative will show you to the Belfast City Tour bus.

There is plenty of free time for shopping before returning to Dublin.

Guests can choose a number of return times to Dublin from Belfast.

Please note that during the winter season, the last train departs Belfast at 18:05pm.

Visitor Attraction Admissions included:
Hop on Hop Off City Bus Tour & Titanic Visitor Centre

2020 Dates:
April: 13 to 24 - Mondays to Fridays
July: 12 to 30 - Sundays to Thursdays…

2020 Dates:
April: 13 to 24 - Mondays to Fridays
July: 12 to 30 - Sundays to Thursdays
August: 2 to 31 - Sundays to Thursdays
Important note about cancellations - due to the very limited availability of Highclere Castle tickets, all bookings for this service are 100% non refundable.

An architectural masterpiece, Highclere Castle is best known for doubling as Downton Abbey in the popular TV series. International Friends invites you to explore the lavishly decorated interior, Egyptian Exhibition, and the 1,000-acre Capability Brown–designed grounds.

This day trip includes:
- Round trip transfers from London in an executive vehicle
- Entry to Highclere Castle and Grounds (Downton Abbey) with guides available in the rooms
- Entry to the Egyptian Exhibition
- Services of an experienced driver (please note that this service is not guided)

We depart London and drive away from the city towards the South West of England, a journey that takes around 90 minutes. On arrival at Highclere Castle there will be time to enjoy the beautiful gardens; The Monks Garden, White Border, Secret Garden and Wood of Goodwill before we enter the Castle. There will be time for a visit to the tearooms where you can enjoy a light lunch, snack or afternoon tea made in the Castle kitchen. We plan to spend at least 3 hours at the Castle.

Highclere Castle has been the seat of the Carnarvon family since 1679. Major rebuilding work was carried out in the 18th and 19th centuries, and in 1838, the 3rd Earl of Carnarvon brought in Sir Charles Barry to transform his home into a truly stunning mansion. During the First World War the Castle was transformed into a hospital, returning to a private home in 1922. To this day the current (8th) Earl and Countess of Carnarvon live partly in the Castle and partly nearby, but remain closely involved in the Castle's day to day life.

On entry to Highclere Castle, visitors follow a route through the Castle, with guides in each State room. The State rooms include the Saloon, Library, Dining room, Music room, Drawing room and Smoking room. Visitors can then go up the Red Stairs to view some of the Bedrooms and the Gallery, before walking down the Oak staircase back to the Saloon in the heart of the house. Many of the rooms from the Downton Abbey series can be seen on the tour, including the Parlour where the Crawleys take tea, the bedrooms and of course the Dining room (the scene of many family arguments!).

London Departure Points:
10:45am- Outside The British Museum main entrance on Great Russell Street (Nearest tube stations are Holborn or Tottenham Court Road)
11:15am- Outside the Hard Rock Hotel main entrance, Marble Arch (formerly the Cumberland Hotel) (Nearest tube station is Marble Arch)
11:45am- Outside Holiday Inn Kensington Forum, 97 Cromwell Road (wait on Cromwell road by the bus stop, not outside the hotel entrance) (Nearest tube station is Gloucester Road)

Tour Timing:
Departs 11:45am - Central London
Arrives 1:00pm - Highclere Castle
Departs 4:00pm - Highclere Castle
Arrives 6:00pm - London Victoria
Please note that all timings above are estimated and assuming normal traffic conditions. Due to the changeable nature of road conditions, we cannot guarantee a precise time when you will get back to London. On the return to London your driver will drop you at Victoria Train Station in the city centre. This is one of the largest transport stations in London, with excellent connections to all parts of London and beyond.

Notes:
- Disclaimer: Day trips and tours are not endorsed, sanctioned or in any other way supported, directly or indirectly, by Carnival Films, NBC Universal or Julian Fellowes and his representatives.

Travel via the 'olde' coaching route, also see the charming village of Castle Combe.

Traveling via one of …

Travel via the 'olde' coaching route, also see the charming village of Castle Combe.

Traveling via one of “the prettiest villages of England” Castle Combe, we’ll make our way to our main destination of Bath, the city of Georgian splendor and Roman antiquity. In Bath, your guide will take you on an orientation tour of Jane Austen’s city. This place was enjoyed by the social set of the 18th and 19th centuries, a setting for many writers. Austen fans will immediately recognize several streets and squares from her novels such as Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. Visit the Bath Jane Austen Centre then you’ll have free time so you can explore Bath as you please. If you haven’t been before, we recommend time in the Roman Baths and Pump Rooms or you could simply wander the lovely tea rooms and antique shops – the choice is yours!

Later, via the olde coaching road, we make our way back to London via medieval village of Lacock, which has hardly changed in the past 200 years. With its magnificent abbey, half timbered cottages and greystone houses, it provides a perfect setting. This lovely place has been used as a film set for many popular films such as the Colin Firth/Jennifer Ehle production of Pride and Prejudice, the BBC series of Cranford and Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.

Your SMALL GROUP day trip accommodates a maximum of up to just 16 guests per departure.

Day Tour Package includes:
Personal services of your SGT driver/guide/companion.
Entrance fee to Bath Jane Austen Centre Museum.

Days of Operation
Departs London;
Wednesdays; 09:00 - approximately 18:00 (year round departures)

The Lake District of Beatrix Potter tour is ideal for those who wish to combine a short tour through the south lakes with some of t…

The Lake District of Beatrix Potter tour is ideal for those who wish to combine a short tour through the south lakes with some of the most popular attractions. The first part of the morning focuses on the life of Beatrix Potter and her importance to the Lake District not only as a childrens storyteller but also as a farmer and champion of the local herdwick sheep. You will visit Hill Top, the home of Beatrix Potter with its beautiful garden and original furnishings.
Hawkshead is a pretty village with narrow lanes, ancient church, Beatrix Potter gallery and the famous grammar school attended by the Lake District poet William Wordsworth. We drive over Hawkshead Hill before dropping to Coniston Water where Donald Campbell set the water speed record. We drive slowly along the scenic eastern shore of Coniston Water by Brantwood, the home of John Ruskin, from where the views are simply amazing! The views continue as we pass Wild Cat Island of Arthur Ransomes' Swallows and Amazons to reach the train station at Haverthwaite. The Furness line was built in the 1860s and is an introduction to the industrial heritage of the area. You say goodbye to your guide at this point and board the 1300 departure that connects with the scenic cruise up Lake Windermere to Bowness arriving 1415 to end a most varied day out.

Tour Highlights:
A scenic tour exploring the life and landscape of Beatrix Potter
Wray Castle
Hill Top Farm – the home of Beatrix Potter
Hawkshead Village - Wordsworth Grammar school, Beatrix Potter Gallery
Tarn Hows beauty spot
Coniston Water and Brantwood
Steam train and a cruise on Lake Windermere

Tour price includes:
Reserved entry to Hill Top
Steam train Haverthwaite to Lakeside
Cruise Lakeside to Bowness
Lunch is not included

Prices based on a minimum of 4 persons on the tour.

Full day small group supplement $25 per person
Half day small group supplement $17 per person
Approx time at: Hill Top 35 -40 mins
Hawkshead: 30 mins
We do not stop at Brantwood.

Place : Windermere station
Tour start time: 0915

Tour finish time:
1300 at Haverthwaite - driving tour ends
1415 at Bowness - cruise ends

Alternative departure points from hotels in Windermere, Bowness or Ambleside
At extra cost Oxenholme station pick up 0845

Different variations of Eiffel Tower packages available - please request activity interest to confirm rate and availability. <…

Different variations of Eiffel Tower packages available - please request activity interest to confirm rate and availability.
Examples of Eiffel Tower packages available:
-Combo Tour: Skip the Line ticket Eiffel Tower Visit + Seine Cruise + Illuminations Tour
-Dinner at 58 Tour Eiffel - First Floor Eiffel Tower Restaurant
-Skip the Line - Sunset Eiffel Tower Tour
-Combo Tour: Dinner at Eiffel Tower + Seine River Cruise + Moulin Rouge Cabaret show
-City Tour with Seine Cruise and Eiffel Tower Lunch

Join one of our limited departure* tours and bypass the notoriously long lines at one of the most visited monuments in the world! Save your valuable vacation time as our tour guide will take you through a special entrance and around the second level of the Tower. Access to all three levels of the Tower is included!

The symbol of Paris has never been easier to visit. Built for the World's Fair of 1889, the Eiffel Tower stands 324 meters above the City of Light. Our guide will take you to the first and second levels while discussing the history, architecture, and interesting stories about the monument. Be sure to bring your camera for the spectacular views of the city and other major monuments around town. As an added bonus at the end of the tour, you'll be welcome to visit the summit and spend as much time as you like before descending on your own.

At one time the tallest structure in the world, Gustave Eiffel's tower is magnificent every time you lay eyes on it. Admire the engineering wonder from up close as you tour the first and second levels.
The views from the Tower are unparalleled in the city. Not only will you be able to see the other monuments around town, but a birds-eye view of the City of Light is nothing short of spectacular.
From wide criticism the day it was unveiled in 1889 to becoming the most celebrated symbol of Paris today, the Tower has a remarkable history. Our guide will outline major historical events including early marketing stunts, it's place in two World Wars, and its role as a playground for countless daredevils.

Highlights
-Skip the line tour allows you to bypass the notoriously long lines
-Expertly guided tour around the first and second levels of the Tower
-Access to the top level of the Tower where you can spend as much time as you like before descending
-Guaranteed Small Group Tour with a maximum of 20 guests to maintain quality and an intimate feel

Includes
- Skip the Line access and guided tour of the 2nd level of the Eiffel Tower
- Entrance ticket
- Access to all three levels of the tower

Excludes
- Meals and drinks
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional activity costs

Please Note
- Children below 4 years old are free of charge.
- This tour is conducted in English only.
- Please be at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the start of your tour.
- This tour takes the elevator only. Stairs are not allowed with the skip the line ticket.
- Our Eiffel Tower guided tour includes entrance to the summit of the tower, though our guided portion of the tour will end on the 2nd level.
- The summit may be inaccessible without prior notice. No refunds will be given if the summit is unavailable.
- Access to the Tower is subject to all policies and procedures of the Eiffel Tower (including closures or delays due to inclement weather, security threats, maintenance and or any other unforeseen closures). Also, admittance is subject to Eiffel Tower security clearance.
- Tour will be operated with a maximum of 20 guests.
- There is not a lot of walking for this tour but there are long periods of time where you are standing still.

Days of Operation
Daily - year round
Time: Various times upon request from 10:00am to 5:00pm - 2 hours
Meeting Point: 36, Avenue de la Bourdonnais

Travel North by Train
A fascinating day out to the famed Antrim coast with its spectacular seascapes taking in the Gia…

Travel North by Train
A fascinating day out to the famed Antrim coast with its spectacular seascapes taking in the Giant's Causeway and Dunluce Castle. Rail travel Dublin - Belfast - Dublin by "Enterprise Express"

Depart: 07:35 Dublin Connolly Station
Return: 22:15 Dublin Connolly Station (20:15 Nov-Feb)

Inclusions:
- All Rail Travel
- Reserved Seats on the train
- Host throughout
- Visitor Attraction Admissions
- Escorted Coach

Itinerary:
Check-in is 20 minutes prior to Train Departure Time.
Customer Service Desk at Connolly Station where our Check-In representative will be in their yellow jacket!

Check in for 07:35 Departure from Connolly Train Station.

Arrive into Belfast Central Station for 09:45 where we will be met by our tour coach to continue on our journey along the Causeway Coastal Route, along Northern Ireland’s Antrim Coast. Upon arrival, guests can see one of Belfast’s most well-known landmark, the two Harland & Wolfe Cranes which are nicknamed Samson and Goliath.

Leaving Belfast we proceed to the town of Carrickfergus for a short photo-stop and take the coast road north from here. Further north we arrive at the fishing village of Carnlough, where we stop for about 15 minutes. We continue on passing the coastal villages of Glenariff, Cushendall and Cushendun. There are stunning views of the sea to the right and the mountains or the Glens of Antrim to the left; you can even glimpse the Scottish coast on a clear day.

Winter Schedule:
From November - March, we join the tour at Ballycastle, approximately 10 minutes from the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge.

Our next stop is the famous Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. Traditionally fishermen erected the bridge to Carrick-a-Rede Island over a 23m-deep and 20m-wide chasm to check their salmon nets. Today visitors are drawn here simply to take the rope bridge challenge!

Lunch stop is at Fullerton's Bar/Restaurant in Ballintoy – lunch is not included as part of the tour cost.

After lunch, we make our way to the Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where we stop for approximately 2 hours - plenty of time to explore! Leaving the Giant’s Causeway, we head back to Belfast city.

Time dependent, we make a short stop at Bushmill's Whiskey Distillery, where we have a quick 20 minute photo stop. The distillery shop is located here if anyone wishes to purchase some souvenirs.

Our final stop is at Dunluce Castle, where we have some time for a short photo stop before heading back to Belfast City, and on to Dublin.

Arriving at Dublin Connolly Station at 22:15hrs. (Arrives at 20:15hrs Nov - Feb)

Visitor Attraction Admissions included: Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge

See Liverpool's most iconic sights aboard the world-famous Mersey Ferry. Our 50 minute River Explorer Cruise takes in the best view…

See Liverpool's most iconic sights aboard the world-famous Mersey Ferry. Our 50 minute River Explorer Cruise takes in the best views along the riverside.

Guided by expert commentary throughout the 50 minute trip, the River Explorer Cruise offers stunning views of Liverpool's famous skyline. As you relax and take in the views, you'll be captivated as the rich and fascinating history of UNESCO World Heritage waterfront unfolds before you.

On board every Mersey Ferry there is a cafe serving hot drinks and refreshments, with picnic areas both inside and outside.

You can also make a day of it and hop off at both Seacombe and Woodside ferry terminals and explore our great attractions Spaceport and U-boat Story, before returning to Pier Head, Liverpool. Our River Explorer Cruise tickets now include free entry to the U-boat Story at Woodside.

Terminals and Riverside Attractions:
- Seacombe Ferry Terminal, Wirral - For Spaceport, our Space themed attraction, now featuring the Sci-Fi Icons exhibition.
- Woodside Ferry Terminal, Wirral - For U-boat Story, our real World War 2 German submarine exhibition
- Pier Head Ferry Terminal, Liverpool - For the Beatles Story at Albert Dock, which charts the life of the world-famous Liverpool band