The Exhibition

The Exhibition

Are you looking to learn something new, explore UK heritage or world cultures? Museums provide a link to the past through objects, collections and stories and are a fun, practical alternative to reading books. The UK has a fantastic selection of museums offering information local and global history.

British Museum and the Tavistock Hotel

Located in London’s Bloomsbury district, the British Museum is world-famous for its impressive collection of over eight million collection objects, showcasing human history from around the globe.

Among the most impressive objects on display is the Rosetta Stone, key to deciphering the Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs and the Parthenon marbles, representing the culture and identity of the Ancient Greek people.

Wanting to get the most out of your visit? Take the Around the World in 90 minutes tour! An expert tour guide will take you on an educational journey of the galleries.

Only a seven-minute walk to the British museum, and two minutes to Russell Square Station, the Tavistock Hotel makes a great base for your London trip. Here you can take in the rich literary history of the Bloomsbury District, once home to the famous group of writers, artists and philosophers, the Bloomsbury Set, including Virginia Wolf. The hotel overlooks Tavistock Square Gardens, providing a pocket of nature nestled within the busy city.

A wide variety of rooms are available from singles to triples which contain three single beds. All rooms are equipped with a TV, tea and coffee making facilities and free Wifi.

National Railway Museum and the Middletons Hotel

Explore the past, present and future of railways at the National Railway Museum in York. This museum houses a collection of fascinating railway objects, as well as iconic locomotives such as the world’s fastest steam engine, the Mallard.

Experience the record-breaking run of the Mallard in the Mallard Experience Simulator, where you will learn about the engineering team and get a thrill as the simulation takes you flying alongside the speeding locomotive.

If you’re planning a trip to York, the Middletons Hotel offers a tranquil setting while still being close to the action and attractions of York. Comprised of six Grade II listed buildings and a central courtyard, this property is steeped in history and unique architecture.

After a busy day exploring the city, unwind and relax with a drink on one of the Hotel’s sunny terraces or in the gardens and enjoy a delicious meal in the Sawmill Restaurant.

The Merseyside Maritime Museum and the All Bar One Hotel

Liverpool has a rich maritime history, having the first ever commercial wet dock and the first hydraulic cranes. Liverpool’s docks were so efficient that by the late 1800s, 40% of total world trade was passing through the famous docks.

Delve deeper into this city’s maritime heritage and visit the Merseyside maritime Museum, located right on the Royal Albert Docks. The museum has a varied selection of exhibits including the Titanic collection which showcases objects found within the ship's wreckage.

Located a short 750 yards from the Royal Albert Dock, All Bar One is a new four-star hotel in the centre of Liverpool. Modern guest rooms feature air-conditioning, Hypnos beds with mattress toppers, powerful showers and all the amenities you would expect for your stay.

If you're looking to unwind, head down to the bar to try their range of signature and classic cocktails or even take a cocktail masterclass and learn top trade secrets.

National Football Museum and the Ibis Manchester Centre Princess Street

The National Football Museum in Manchester is perfect for any football fan as it celebrates and tells the social and cultural history of the nation’s favourite sport.

No football enthusiast could miss the exciting England win in the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 tournament. You can learn more about the journey of Women’s football in the ‘Crossing the Line’ exhibition, which will be taking place until the end of the year.

For your Manchester trip, stay at the centrally located ibis Manchester Centre Princess Street. Guests here are greeted by the welcoming and friendly reception team and can enjoy a stay in one of 126 bright and airy rooms. The hotel is within easy reach of bustling nightlife, shopping districts, Canal Street and China Town.