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Belfast

Belfast offers the buzz and vibrancy of a capital city and is perfectly located as a gateway to the rest of beautiful Northern Ireland. The city is compact and easy to get around and is teeming with a multitude of stylish bars, traditional pubs, trendy clubs, gourmet restaurants and some of the best shopping in the UK.

On your Belfast treasure hunt you could see...

Queen's University
City Hall
The birthplace of the Titanic
Belfast Waterfront Hall
Wall murals - a reminder of recent religious troubles in Northern Ireland

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Buy a guide book to Belfast

For more information on Belfast and N Ireland, visit the official NI Tourist Board site.

Cardiff

Edinburgh

London

Oxford

Stratford-upon-Avon

Bath

Edinburgh's natural peaks, man-made monuments, neo-classical architecture and imposing castle give the city character. Add to that a thirst for culture - at its height during the annual International Festival in August - and the atmosphere is complete. Visit any time from Spring to Autumn, but be prepared for changeable weather.

Europe's biggest city is crammed with famous historic buildings and monuments and varied and rich galleries and museums. Quiet squares, explorable alleyways and large parks give it an unmatched charisma. Always busy, yet ever capable of providing something new to discover, even for locals.

Arguably the world's most famous university town, Oxford is graced by superb college architecture drenched in atmosphere, history, privilege and tradition. Don't miss the inspiring views across the meadows to the city's golden spires.

This small market town has been made famous by its illustrious son William Shakespeare, whose plays contain the most powerful lines in the English language. Renowned for its picturesque timber-framed buildings.

Once the busiest coal-exporting port in the world, Wales' capital city has a history spanning two millennia. A cosmopolitan city with architectural contrasts ranging from Victorian and Edwardian style arcades to the waterfront development of the old docklands area.

Famed for its hot springs, Bath boasts elegant crescents and Georgian buildings filled with the history of many past eminent inhabitants. Standing on the river Avon, this charming city is popular with tourists year round.

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On your Bath treasure hunt you could see...

The Roman Baths and Pump Room
The Museum of Costume in the Assembly Rooms
Bath Abbey
Royal Crescent - a stately arc of 30 houses
A museum reflecting the life of astronomer William Herschel

*** Special steam train package ***
Leave your car at home and have a return day trip in style between London and Bath. Contact us to find out more about our special steam train treasure hunt packages, in association with Steam Dreams

Why not stay a bit longer?... Search & book Bath hotels through Expedia

Buy a guide book to Bath

Details of things to do in Bath and what's on, can be found at Bath.co.uk

On your Cardiff treasure hunt you could see...

Cardiff's city centre castle
The National Museum of Wales
Techniquest, a hands-on science discovery centre
Llandaff cathedral
The Millemium stadium

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Buy a guide book to Cardiff

For more information on Cardiff and Wales, visit the official Wales Tourist Board site.

On your Edinburgh treasure hunt you could see...

Edinburgh Castle
The Royal Mile, the backbone of the Old Town
Views of Edinburgh from Calton Hill or Arthur's Seat
The Palace of Holyroodhouse
The Scotch Whisky Heritage Centre

Why not stay a bit longer?... Search & book Edinburgh hotels through Expedia

Buy a guide book to Edinburgh

The official Scotland Tourist Board site has more information on Edinburgh and Scotland

On your London treasure hunt you could see...

Houses of Parliament
Buckingham Palace, London home of the Queen
Tower of London - a keep, prison and still a fortress
St Paul's Cathedral, Wren's greatest work
Westminster Abbey

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Buy a guide book to London

London's official web site contains nearly all you need to know about this great city

On your Oxford treasure hunt you could see...

The Bodleian library, second largest in the UK
Mob Quad, a delightful courtyard of Merton college
Punting on the River Cherwell
The Ashmolean Museum's vast collection of art and archaeology
Christ Church, Oxford's largest and most prestigious college

Why not stay a bit longer?... Search & book Oxford hotels through Expedia

Buy a guide book to Oxford

The Oxford City guide is a good source of information on what Oxford has to offer

On your Straford-upon-Avon treasure hunt you could see...

Shakespeare's birthplace
Anne Hathaway's cottage
Holy Trinity church and Shakespeare's tomb
Harvard House
Hall's Croft, one of the town's most impressiive medieval houses

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Buy a guide book to Stratford-upon-Avon

Find out more about Stratford and its surroundings at the Shakespeare country web site