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You’ll stay at a carefully chosen hotel that offers comfort, good food, and a welcoming atmosphere. Every property we use is picked to suit our tours, with dinner and breakfast included so you can relax and enjoy your break.
Skipton
Known as the 'Gateway to the Dales', Skipton is a lovely market town full of Yorkshire charm. The town's impressive medieval castle stands proudly at the top of the bustling High Street, which comes alive on market days with colourful stalls selling local produce and unique gifts.
The Leeds-Liverpool Canal runs through the heart of town, where you can enjoy a peaceful canalside walk or hop aboard a boat trip to take in the views. Skipton's attractive High Street is home to plenty of independent shops, traditional pubs and friendly cafés tucked away in ancient yards and alleyways.
Whether you're exploring the 900-year-old castle, enjoying lunch in one of the many tea rooms, or simply soaking up the atmosphere of this historic town, Skipton offers visitors a true Yorkshire welcome.
Haworth 1940's
Step back in time at the Haworth 1940s Weekend, where the charming cobbled Main Street and surrounding areas are transformed into a wonderful celebration of wartime Britain. This beloved annual event brings the historic village to life with the sights and sounds of the 1940s era.
The streets of this famous Brontë village buzz with activity as visitors and locals dress in period costume, from military uniforms to civilian fashions of the day. Enjoy the sounds of live swing music and vintage performers, while historic vehicles line the streets and vintage stalls sell period memorabilia. Look to the skies for spectacular vintage aircraft displays, and soak up the atmosphere as re-enactors bring the spirit of the 1940s to life.
Whether you're watching the military parades, joining in with the dancing, enjoying a cup of tea in one of the village's charming cafés, or simply taking in the unique atmosphere, Haworth's 1940s Weekend offers a truly memorable day out. The event perfectly combines the village's historic charm with the nostalgia and community spirit of wartime Britain.
