Cheltenham Gold Cup Special - Tattersall Enclosure

Experience all the drama and excitement of a sensational day out to the Cheltenham Gold Cup, with admission to the Tattersalls Enclosure and spectacular views of the racing, where you can study the horses pre and post-race. Our superb three day break includes one night dinner, bed and breakfast & one night bed and breakfast at our select hotell along with Race Day ticket.What's Included?
- Modern coach travel with reserved seating throughout- Two nights bed and breakfast plus an evening meal one night at our select hotel- Inclusive admission to the Tattersalls Enclosure at the Cheltenham Gold Cup, Cheltenham Racecourse- Visit to Leamington Spa on your outward journey- Visit to Stratford upon Avon on your returnThe Tattersalls Enclosureat Cheltenham Racecourse offers a fantastic middle ground between the experience of the Club Enclosure and the more relaxed atmosphere of the Best Mate Enclosure and offers excellent views of the racing action and a lively atmosphere. It's a popular choice for many racegoers attending the Cheltenham Festival.

Royal Leamington Spa
Leamington Spa might only be small in stature but it packs a punch worthy of a town twice its size.
Divided by the River Leam, the town oozes charm and sophistication which is defined by its magnificent boulevards lined with outstanding Georgian and Edwardian architecture, award-winning parks and stylish shops, not to mention world-famous spas.
No wonder it's always top of the list of places to visit in the Midlands. Discover Leamington on you next trip with Caledonian Travel.

Stratford upon Avon
The medieval market town of Stratford-upon-Avon, surrounded by the beautiful Warwickshire countryside.\n\nStratford-upon-Avon is a charming town which is rich in history and attracts millions of visitors from all over the world.\n\nOn the banks of the River Avon, the town is perhaps best known as being the birthplace of the poet and playwright, William Shakespeare. Possibly the most famous writers in the English language, Shakespeare is known for his sonnets and plays such as 'Romeo and Juliet'. Step back into Olde England with a stroll around the town, admiring the black and white timbered buildings. Learn more about Shakespeare's life with a visit to his birthplace, a home that dates back to the 16th century and is now a museum.\n\nSteeped in history and culture, there are many attractions to discover in this picturesque town, including interesting museums, inspiring art galleries and cruises along the River Avon. Enjoy some retail therapy with a trip to the Bell Court, a vibrant courtyard filled with shops, bars and restaurants.