Cotswolds Rail & Gin
3 days
Discover the timeless charm of the Cotswolds on this delightful three-day break, combining picturesque market towns, a heritage railway journey, and a fascinating distillery experience. Stroll through the historic streets of Warwick, explore the characterful town of Moreton-in-Marsh, and savour the flavours of award-winning gin at Shakespeare Distillery.
PLEASE NOTE: Price is per person and based on two people sharing a twin/double room. Single room supplements and upgrades are not included.
Itinerary
Day 1
Meet your coach in the morning and set off for the charming town of Warwick. After arrival, enjoy free time to explore at your own pace — perhaps wander the medieval streets, browse the independent shops, or soak up the atmosphere of this beautiful market town. Later, continue on to your hotel where dinner is included.
Day 2
Today promises a treat for the senses! Our first stop is Shakespeare Distillery for an engaging tour and tasting experience. Discover how their award-winning, small-batch gin is expertly crafted, learn the secrets behind the botanicals, and enjoy sampling the finished creation.
This afternoon, step back in time as we journey along the heritage Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway. Sit back and admire the rolling countryside from a beautifully restored train carriage — a nostalgic and scenic experience you won’t forget.
Day 3
This morning we visit Moreton-in-Marsh, a thriving market town at the northern gateway to the Cotswolds. The picturesque High Street is lined with galleries, tea rooms, and delis. In the afternoon, we make our way home.
Hotel
Walton Hall Hotel
A charming 16th-century Grade II listed building set within 65 acres of tranquil grounds. Leisure facilities include swimming pool, sauna and steam room. The hotel has a lift but there are internal steps.
Includes
Includes
Return coach travel
2 nights Walton Hall Hotel half board
Tour and tasting at Shakespeare Distillery
Journey on Gloucester & Warwick Railway
Free time in Warwick and Moreton-in-Marsh
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