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The GuardianJul 19

No car? No problem! Six cheap family days out in England by bus

With bus fares capped at £3 and free for kids in August, it’s the ideal time for wildlife watching, woodland walks, world-class art and more Trips to waterfalls, gardens, galleries, medieval forests and prehistoric caves will make the long school holidays a lot more fun. To help families explore affordably, throughout August buses in England will be free for kids and adult fares will be capped…

Mossy, fern-fringed waterfalls with varied walks.

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  • Aira ForceCaféMossy, fern-fringed waterfalls with varied walks.
  • Gowbarrow FellTrailOffers a hike with spectacular views.
  • Elsewhere
  • Great North Museum: HancockMuseumNewcastle, United KingdomFree entrance; has planetarium shows and Roman altars.
  • Treasure: Hidden, Lost, FoundMuseumNewcastle, United KingdomExhibition of Roman coins and Viking silver, free until Sept 20.
  • Tales on the TynePlaceNewcastle, United KingdomTrail of giant Peter Rabbit sculptures across Newcastle.
  • INNSiDE NewcastleHotelNewcastle, United KingdomWaterfront hotel with bambino menu and family-friendly rooms.
  • Biscuit FactoryMuseumOuseburn, United KingdomGallery in Ouseburn with kids' activities and a roof terrace.
  • Tyneside cinemaPlaceNewcastle, United KingdomArt deco cinema with selected films at £5 each week.
  • Hatfield ForestTrailHatfield, United Kingdom400 hectares of fields and woodland, former royal hunting ground.
  • Thremhall PriorySightHatfield, United KingdomCan be reached via a linear walk through woods.
  • South Mill arts centreArts centreBishop's Stortford, United KingdomOffers kids' crafts for £2.
  • Much Hadham Forge museumMuseumMuch Hadham, United KingdomFree event on Aug 27 with a Tudor storyteller.
  • Creswell CragsSightCreswell, United KingdomLimestone gorge with caves where prehistoric humans lived.
  • Welbeck EstatePlaceWelbeck, United KingdomIncludes a sculpture-dotted trail to Creswell Crags.
  • Harley cafeCaféWelbeck, United KingdomAward-winning cafe serving local food.
  • Muddy Boots cafeCaféHarewood, United KingdomCafe reachable on a 5-mile circular walk.
  • Royal Armouries museumMuseumLeeds, United KingdomFree, five-storey museum overlooking the dock.
  • Sainsbury CentreArts centreNorwich, United KingdomFree sculpture park with 20th-century art and architecture.
  • Norwich CastleMuseumNorwich, United KingdomReopened after renovation, has sound-and-light shows.
  • The Green ManRestaurantHatfield, United Kingdom
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