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FeaturesGLT’s top picks: 5 museums groups will love
To celebrate Museums Week (23rd to 29th April), we take a look at a selection of great and quirky museums in Britain that groups will love.
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NewsWorld Rugby Museum to host RAF centenary exhibition
This year’s Royal Air Force centenary is to be marked by the opening of a new exhibition at the World Rugby Museum at Twickenham Stadium.
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NewsIron Bridge walkway provides unique view of preservation project
English Heritage has opened a temporary walkway beside the Iron Bridge, which is currently being restored.
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NewsBritish Library to celebrate James Cook anniversary
James Cook: The Voyages, running at the British Library, will tell the story of Cook’s three great voyages.
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NewsFrida Kahlo exhibition to open at V&A
This summer, the V&A will explore how Frida Kahlo, one of the most recognised artists of the 20th century, fashioned her identity.
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NewsNew Dragon Slayer shows at Warwick Castle
Groups can discover England’s greatest forgotten legend in a new night-time spectacular at the iconic Warwick Castle this August.
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NewsBishop Auckland welcomes ‘Bevin Boys’ art exhibition
The Mining Art Gallery in Bishop Auckland has opened a new temporary exhibition dedicated to the World War Two ‘Bevin Boys’.
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NewsWalker Art Gallery reveals 2018/19 exhibition programme
The Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool has announced its upcoming exhibition programme for the next 12 months including Mackintosh works and drawings by Leonardo da Vinci.
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NewsBeing Brunel museum opens to the public
Bristol has welcomed the opening of Being Brunel, a new museum dedicated to the life and legacy of one of engineering’s greatest minds – Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
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FeaturesFive great attractions to visit in Frankfurt
We look at a selection of tourist attractions that groups shouldn’t miss on a visit to Frankfurt in Germany, from the culinary to the cultural.
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NewsWomen and Confectionery exhibition now open at York's Chocolate Story
A new exhibition will focus on the roles that women have played in the confectionery industry.
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FeaturesCelebrating St Patrick’s Day with five ways to explore Ireland’s Ancient East
We look at five great ways to enjoy St Patrick’s Day this year or next.
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NewsSt Fagans National Museum of History celebrates 70 years
This year is significant for the Welsh heritage attraction, with plenty of events and activities for visitors in the coming months.
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NewsCoalbrookdale Gallery to open art school exhibition
The gallery, part of the Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron and Ironbridge Gorge Museums in Shropshire, will be open Schooling Good Taste later this month.
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NewsWorld’s first virtual photography display opens in Bradford
Two complementary exhibitions have opened at the National Science and Media Museum, one of which is a virtual reality experience.
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NewsHerstmonceux Castle to host 26th Medieval festival
The castle in Sussex will host the England’s Medieval Festival this August and will display reproduced Medieval sights, sounds and spectacles.
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FeaturesAdventures inspired by great authors
To celebrate World Book Day today, here is a round-up of locations linked to inspiring authors for a truly great literature-linked trip.
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NewsGreat Exhibition of the North to include entertainment trails
The 80-day exhibition, which takes place between 22nd June and 9th September across NewcastleGateshead will celebrate art, culture, design and innovation.
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NewsVisit Dartmoor launches themed group itineraries
The official tourism organisation for Dartmoor National Park, Visit Dartmoor, has launched a range of itineraries aimed at group travel.
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NewsThe Story Museum to open Alice in Wonderland exhibition
The Story Museum in Oxford has announced it will be opening It’s Always Tea Time, an exhibition of artworks from across the globe, depicting one of the most famous tea parties of all time.