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Bletchley Park & Imperial War Musuem

Join us for an intriguing and enlightening weekend break offering a glimpse into Britain’s Second World War history and heritage with visits to the iconic Bletchley Park and the Imperial War Museum. Bletchley was the historic site of secret British code-breaking activities during WWII and home of the famous Enigma decoding machine. The Imperial War Museum at Duxford is Europe's premier aviation museum as well as having one of the finest collections of tanks and military vehicles.

COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT LUTON AIRPORT

The contemporary Courtyard by Marriott Luton Airport Hotel is located on the outskirts of Luton, near London Luton Airport. All the modern bedrooms are equipped with television, radio, telephone, Wi-Fi, mini-fridge, iron/ironing board, hairdryer, safe and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel also features a restaurant, bar and lounge as well as a fitness centre. Lift to all floors.

PRICE INCLUDES

Accommodation with dinner and breakfast.
Admission to Bletchley Park.
Admission to the Imperial War Museum.
Return coach travel.

Day One

We travel south to the city of Coventry where there will be free time to enjoy some lunch and have a look around or maybe visit the Transport Museum, the largest collection of British road transport in the world. We then continue on to the Marriott Courtyard Luton where we stay for two nights.

Day Two

We visit the Imperial War Museum Duxford. At the start of the Second World War, Duxford was a Royal Air Force fighter base and the control tower and two of the hangars are original. Today, IWM Duxford is Europe's largest air museum and the fascinating collection includes military and civil aircraft ranging from the First World War to the present day including Concorde, the Lancaster Bomber and Mosquito plus historic military aircraft and supersonic jets.

B, D

Day Three

We visit Bletchley Park, once Britain's best-kept secret where you can see the amazing code breaking Enigma Machines, plus many fascinating galleries and exhibits allowing you to experience the top-secret world of iconic WW2 Codebreaking, said to have helped shorten the duration of the war by two years.

B=Breakfast Included, D=Dinner Included

Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.

Name	Address	Contact Details	Distance
Abergele	Abergele, Bowling Green Bus Stop
Bangor, Nelson Pub	Bangor, Bus Stop Opposite Nelson Pub
Bethel	Bethel, Primary School Bus Stop
Bontnewydd	Bontnewydd, Bus Stop Near Chip Shop
Bryngwran	Bryngwran, School Entrance
Caergeiliog	Caergeiliog, Outside Sportsmans Pub
Caernarfon, Morrisons	Caernarfon, Morrisons Bus Stop
Chester	Chester, Holiday Inn South Hotel Bus Stop
Chirk	Chirk, Moreton Park Garden Centre
Colwyn Bay	Colwyn Bay, Railway Station Bus Stop
Criccieth, Medical Centre	Criccieth, Medical Centre Bus Stop
Ewloe	Ewloe, Outside St David's Park Hotel
Gaerwen	Gaerwen, Stermat Car Park
Gwalchmai	Gwalchmai, Opposite Clock
Holyhead	Holyhead, Bus Stop Outside Ferry Terminal Entrance
Llandegai	Llandegai, Penrhyn Castle Entrance
Llandudno Jct. Station	Llandudno Junction, Station Hotel Bus Stop
Llanfairpwll	Llanfairpwll, Pringles Car Park (Parking not permitted at Pringles car park)
Llanfairpwll Park & Ride	Llanfairpwll, Park & Ride
Llangefni	Llangefni, Church Street Bus Stop
Llanrug	Llanrug, Arvonia Garage
Oswestry	Oswestry, Mile End Services Coach Park
Penygroes	Penygroes, Crossroads (Outside Victoria Hotel)
Porthmadog	Porthmadog, Tesco Bus Stop
Pwllheli	Pwllheli, Bus Station
St. Asaph	St. Asaph, Bus Stop Outside Petrol Station
Valley	Valley, Opposite Valley Hotel
Wrexham	Wrexham, Bus Stand Lord Street
Y Felinheli, Victoria	Y Felinheli, Victoria Hotel Bus Stop