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This is Bristol --
CHRISTMAS markets are immensely popular, at home and abroad. This makes it difficult to decide which of those on offer you should choose.
One solution is to take our Christmas Market medley cruise.
This takes you to some of the biggest and best markets that Europe has to offer.
From festive town centres to illuminated caves, we visit the countries of France, Belgium, Germany and Holland, where you will find Christmas gifts for everyone on your shopping list.
Then, when the shopping's complete, you can take a step back to relax and absorb the magical atmosphere.
But if you prefer to savour the Christmas spirit on home territory, then how about the festive markets in the medieval cities of Winchester and Salisbury?
Winchester has long been associated with the magic and mystery of Arthurian legend and is home to one of the largest cathedrals in Britain.
Its Christmas Market, held within the spectacular setting of Cathedral Close, may only be in its eighth year, yet it is already recognised as one of the best in Europe due to its location and high-quality gifts.
A short distance away is Salisbury, known as the City in the Countryside, with one of the finest cathedrals in the country. Following the success of the first Christmas Markets at Salisbury, this year promises to be another huge success. The Christmas markets are thought to be among the prettiest, loveliest and most tasteful Christmas Markets in the country.
All in all, this is a wonderful opportunity to shop in beautiful surroundings and really get into the Christmas spirit!
Giving the kids a magical break is high on lots of people's wish lists and locations don't come much more magical than Disneyland Paris.
It's just a short hop across the channel, so join us for an unforgettable holiday in the extraordinary, incomparable world of fun, laughter and make-believe that is this fun-packed attraction.
We have trips to Disneyland Paris catering for the autumn half-term break, for Christmas and for New year. Reported by This is 12 hours ago.
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This is Bristol --CHRISTMAS markets are immensely popular, at home and abroad. This makes it difficult to decide which of those on offer you should choose.
One solution is to take our Christmas Market medley cruise.
This takes you to some of the biggest and best markets that Europe has to offer.
From festive town centres to illuminated caves, we visit the countries of France, Belgium, Germany and Holland, where you will find Christmas gifts for everyone on your shopping list.
Then, when the shopping's complete, you can take a step back to relax and absorb the magical atmosphere.
But if you prefer to savour the Christmas spirit on home territory, then how about the festive markets in the medieval cities of Winchester and Salisbury?
Winchester has long been associated with the magic and mystery of Arthurian legend and is home to one of the largest cathedrals in Britain.
Its Christmas Market, held within the spectacular setting of Cathedral Close, may only be in its eighth year, yet it is already recognised as one of the best in Europe due to its location and high-quality gifts.
A short distance away is Salisbury, known as the City in the Countryside, with one of the finest cathedrals in the country. Following the success of the first Christmas Markets at Salisbury, this year promises to be another huge success. The Christmas markets are thought to be among the prettiest, loveliest and most tasteful Christmas Markets in the country.
All in all, this is a wonderful opportunity to shop in beautiful surroundings and really get into the Christmas spirit!
Giving the kids a magical break is high on lots of people's wish lists and locations don't come much more magical than Disneyland Paris.
It's just a short hop across the channel, so join us for an unforgettable holiday in the extraordinary, incomparable world of fun, laughter and make-believe that is this fun-packed attraction.
We have trips to Disneyland Paris catering for the autumn half-term break, for Christmas and for New year. Reported by This is 12 hours ago.
