Windermere

Explore England’s largest lake by train, foot, bike, bus and boat. Enjoy iconic design, a brand new museum, peaceful walks and lakeside sunset.

Edinburgh

Craggy castles, cobbled streets, sandy beaches, riverside walks, world-class museums and scenic train rides: a wealth of great car-free experiences in the Scottish capital

Sheffield

Walk to some great art galleries or ride the Supertram for panoramic views. Take a bus to Chatsworth or a scenic train ride – all aboard!

Harewood House

Harewood sits in the heart of Yorkshire and is one of the Treasure Houses of England

Car-free offer: 50% off when you come by bus

Glasgow

Tall ships, towering monuments, hands-on science, world class art… Glasgow is perfect for walkers and cyclists, poets and painters - no need for a car.

Beamish

The famous open air museum, telling the story of life in North East England during the 1820s, 1900s & 1940s

Car-free offer: 25% off entry when you show your bus ticket*

Aberdeen

Maritime heritage, medieval colleges and miles of sandy beach make Aberdeen a great car-free hub. Hop on a train to explore spectacular Dunnottar castle.

High Wycombe

High Wycombe is an excellent hub for car-free adventures: Disraeli’s manor house and the Hellfire caves and are each just ten minutes away by bus.

Harlow “Sculpture Town”

Between the River Stort and Epping Forest, Harlow is great for walking. And it’s full of public works of art, gaining the title “Sculpture Town”.

Shepreth Wildlife Park

Encounter over 100 species, including tigers, red pandas, birds of prey, otters and lemurs at this award-winning wildlife park.

Car-free offer: discount entry with valid train ticket, or by bike

Car-free Monmouth

Wander in the hills, canoe along the river, or enjoy ice creams, bakeries and an award-winning vineyard around this historic market town, birthplace of Henry V.

Wildwood

Come nose-to-nose with British Wildlife past and present - over 200 native animals set in 40 acres of beautiful ancient woodland

Car-free offer: 50% off by train, bus* or bike

De La Warr Pavilion

A pioneering centre for arts and culture in an iconic modernist building by the sea

Car-free offer: free entry to exhibitions

Penrith

Buses set off not far from the red sandstone castle, now a picturesque ruin opposite the railway station: Penrith is a hub for car-free visitors to the area.

Falmouth

Explore the subtropical South Cornish landscapes by train, bus, boat, or on foot from Falmouth, a busy port with the world’s third deepest natural harbour.

Northallerton

Catch a bus from Northallerton and climb into wild, open countryside. Visit Mount Grace Priory or cycle around Swainby and return in time for tea.