Edinburgh

Enjoy the sights of this beautiful Scottish capital city which offers the world famous Edinburgh Festival every summer. Study alongside the spectacles of Edinburgh Castle, Arthur’s Seat, the Royal Mile and the mighty Firth of Forth.

Durham

An intimate and delightful university city built around the imposing cathedral which dominates it’s surroundings poised over the wooded slopes of the River Wear.

York

A walled city packed with history and interest. It still features a fascinating web of mediaeval streets with its crowning glory of the Minster.

Norwich

The capital city of Norfolk, it is dominated at it’s centre by the vast Norman castle. It is a city of vitality and an excellent shopping and cultural centre featuring many theatres, art galleries and places of entertainment.

Bury ST. Edmunds

An historic market town near Cambridge. It’s medieval centre has many excellent cafes and restaurants where you can absorb the atmosphere of this old town, birthplace of the Magna Carta.

Cambridge

One of the most beautiful cities of Europe and home to one of the world’s great seats of learning, Cambridge University. Here were educated some of the greats of ours and former times, from Newton to Stephen Hawking. One can experience the calm and beauty of ‘The Backs’, yet in minutes be in the centre of the vitality and energy that marks this busy city. A direct rail link to London in only 50 minutes.

Colchester

Situated on the east coast, it is England’s oldest town, founded by the Romans. It is close to London, only 45 minutes, yet has retained the intimacy and atmosphere of a country town. It provides good shopping and entertainment yet a short journey will take you to the peaceful and beautiful countryside painted by John Constable.