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The Golden Hind
  • Heritage Diesel
From £99.64 per Person

Saturday 23rd May

Destination: Plymouth
Departing from:
 Birmingham Snow Hill, Widney Manor, Warwick Parkway, Banbury, Oxford, London Paddington
Classes of Travel: Pullman, First Class & Standard (Non-Dining)

We journey across the Midlands, Great Western Mainline and the South West with Western Champion, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the end of her working career under the Western Region of British Railways.

The Cambrian Coast Express
  • Heritage Diesel
  • Double Header
From £132.50 per Person

Friday 17th April

Destination: Tywyn or Pwllheli
Departing from:
Dorridge, Widney Manor, Birmingham New Street, Wolverhampton, Shrewsbury
Classes of Travel: Pullman, First Class & Standard (Non-Dining)

Join us in continuing to create history on our inaugural train over the scenic Cambrian Coast line this April as we head to Tywyn and Pwllheli, the former to celebrate the Talyllyn Railway’s 75th Anniversary.

The North Wales Coast Express
  • Express Steam
From £132.50 per Person

Saturday 2nd May

Destination: Llandudno
Departing from:
Birmingham New Street, Coleshill Parkway, Nuneaton, Tamworth, Lichfield Trent Valley, Stafford, Crewe
Classes of Travel: Pullman, First Class & Standard (Non-Dining)

This train will be steam hauled up the West Coast Mainline to Chester and then by diesel to Llandudno, where passengers can alight for the town’s annual transport festival.

The Llandudno Transport Festival is the largest in Wales and one of the UK’s best-loved events, held in conjunction with the Victorian Extravaganza.

The Shap Mountaineer
  • Express Steam
From £132.50 £106.00 per Person

Saturday 28th March

Destination: Carlisle
Departing from:
Birmingham New Street, Wolverhampton, Stafford, Crewe, Warrington Bank Quay
Classes of Travel: Pullman, First Class & Standard (Non-Dining)

This Spring we return to Carlisle, a 2,000 year old city with plenty of history to discover. While the city is famous for Hadrian’s Wall, there is much more besides including the Cathedral, Castle and several museums and galleries, all for you to explore.