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Historic Houses, Castles & Palaces
Coach Holidays featuring visits to historic houses, castles and/or palaces
Explore Ireland’s South Coast in all its glory with a scenic train ride to the rediscovered gardens at Mount Congreve, Regency splendour at Fota House, plus Cobh, Kinsale & much more.
Once you’ve experienced the beauty and charm of the Isle of Wight, you’ll realise why so many people come back time after time.
Join us at this new holiday based at the popular Burns Hall Hotel as we spend a day in York with a cruise, enjoy a ride on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, visit Castle Howard and take in the sea air at Whitby.
This dynamic holiday based at the elegant 4-star Queens Hotel in Chester explores the waterways of Cheshire along with a ride on the Llangollen Railway and a tour of Port Sunlight.
Enjoy the beautiful Lancashire countryside, its waterways, railway lines and historic houses with plenty of time for relaxation and enjoyment. Our tour also features a few added extras that you just can’t say no to including a 2-course lunch and a Cream Tea.
Renowned for its seven miles of golden beaches and beautiful parks and gardens, Bournemouth is one of England’s most popular holiday resorts. It provides entertainment for young and old alike and attracts millions of visitors every year.
Nestling in the heart of Mid-Wales, the 4-star Metropole Hotel is renowned for its fabulous food and service and is an excellent base for this Autumn break. Llandrindod Wells grew in popularity during Victorian times when the benefits of its health-giving waters became widely appreciated.
This delightful new Christmas market weekend features a visit to both Southampton and Winchester Christmas Markets offering a wide range of yuletide goods and produce, as well as admission and tour of the impressive and spectacular Waddesdon Manor. Waddesdon Manor was built for Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild in the 1870s to display his collections and entertain the fashionable world, which during our visit, will be decorated for Christmas.
We are delighted to introduce this new Christmas Market tour incorporating Scotland’s most popular markets as well as visiting Holyrood Palace and The Royal Yacht Britannia festively decorated for Christmas. Edinburgh, one of Europe’s most romantic cities, sees thousands of locals and visitors enjoy its Christmas Market every year.
The north Devon coast is stunning with dramatic cliffs which plunge down to the Atlantic Ocean. Inland, the rolling hills and delightful towns and villages make Devon a county of contrast well worth discovering whatever the time of year. Our tour is based at the elegant Royal Hotel in Bideford and takes in the north Devon coast, Arlington Court and National Trust Carriage Museum as well as the Atlantic Highway.
Join us on this new weekend break and experience Concorde, the birthplace of British motorsport and a Royal Palace.
Situated in a beautiful bay on an unspoilt coastline in the heart of the ‘English Riviera’, Torquay enjoys a particularly mild climate and offers a real continental atmosphere, combining all the facilities of a modern holiday destination with the elegance of times gone by. Today its timeless Victorian terraces, white villas and seven hills provide the backdrop to many popular modern amenities such as the Riviera Centre, Princess Theatre and shopping malls.
Join us this Easter Week in the Pennines and Cumbrian countryside as we take you to quaint towns set amind beautiful landscapes along with an included ride on the South Tynedale Railway, admission to The North East Lead Mining Museum and a cream Tea at Slaley Hall. We stay at the Gilsland Hall Hotel which offers nightly entertainment.
This new holiday to Cornwall is based in beautiful Looe on the south coast of Cornwall. Still very much a working fishing port, many of the town’s shops are located in buildings dating from the 16th and 17th centuries. We include visits to The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Llanhydrock House and the seaside town of Polperro, as well as a train ride on the Bodmin & Wenford Steam Railway.
Known as the jewel of the English Riviera, Torquay is famed for its mild climate due to the warming presence of the Gulf Stream. This sophisticated resort with an international flavour continues to prove a firm favourite with Impression’s guests many of whom return every year to sample all it has to offer.