With the Easter Weekend and holidays soon approaching, you’re probably wondering which places you can visit, whether as a family, with a group of friends, with a partner, or by yourself. Don’t worry, regardless of whether you’re a solo traveller or a group adventurer, we have compiled a list of the top places to visit in the UK for this Easter break.
And better yet? These top places are accessible by train.
Discover many great Easter destinations below.
Blackpool
Blackpool is a seaside town, renowned for its numerous attractions that promise excitement, thrills, and all-day fun. As a result, Blackpool is the perfect destination for families with little ones, allowing children to unleash their energy and imagination.
Pleasure Beach Resort
Perhaps the most famous attraction in this vibrant town is Blackpool Pleasure Beach, now known as Pleasure Beach Resort. Featuring the only Nickelodeon Land in the UK, plus exhilarating water rides and spectacular events, why wouldn’t you want to visit?
Sandcastle Waterpark
As the UK’s largest indoor waterpark, Sandcastle Waterpark is a must-visit for those with a keen interest in swimming and water slides. This waterpark is home to 18 thrilling water slides, including the longest indoor roller coaster water slide in the world, and the first indoor vertical drop slide!
Manchester
The city of Manchester boasts so many activities and sights for travellers of all ages this Easter. From Easter egg hunts to jaw-dropping shows, this bustling metropolis is another top Easter destination that can easily be visited via the train.
RHS Garden Bridgewater
Embark on an Easter egg hunt at RHS Garden Bridgewater from the end of March to mid April, where you will find an exciting Easter trail for the family to explore. Look around and find the large painted Easter eggs that are hidden across the garden, and enjoy the scenic views while you’re at it!
Gandeys Circus
Gandeys Circus returns to Manchester’s Trafford Centre this Easter – and you don’t want to miss out. Not for the faint-hearted, Gandeys Circus offers a dazzling full-scale production that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Cardiff
Don’t forget that Britain’s extensive rail network doesn’t just take you across England – you can also visit Wales, particularly its capital, Cardiff.
Cardiff Castle
Cardiff Castle is the ideal place to visit if you’re interested in Welsh history and culture – with immersive experiences and tours available, this Mediaeval and Victorian Gothic castle can be found at the heart of the city.
Techniquest
Science lovers and enthusiasts should head to Cardiff’s Techniquest, a museum of over 100 interactive exhibits and displays that will engage and mesmerise visitors, no matter their age. Experience science, maths, and engineering like never before at Techniquest!
Enjoy Your Easter Holidays with These Easter Trips!
Are you interested in securing your holiday to one of these destinations this Easter? Remember that you can easily book train tickets online with National Rail for your next Easter trip. For more information, or any enquiries regarding tickets booked online, please contact us.
