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Beaulieu Motor Museum on the British Pullman
From US$540 per person
Journey to the heart of the New Forest to the home of the Montagu family. Explore the 13th century Abbey, the Palace House and gardens and the celebrated motor museum.
Please note: All timings shown are for your guidance only. Confirmed timings will be supplied with your travel documents. A recorded message with up to date timings is available 48 hours prior to departure on +(44) 020 7921 4199.
What's Included
Brunch with Bellini is served outbound. Coach transfer and entrance to Beaulieu. Four course dinner with champagne and wine on return journey.
Your Journey | Your journey takes you to Beaulieu, situated in the heart of the New Forest and home to the Montagu family since the 16th century. The Palace House and gardens are open to the public and the 13th century Abbey's exhibition of monastic life and the National Motor Museum with 200 exhibits depicting the history of motoring, contrast the past with the present.
Brunch with Bellini is served outbound aboard the British Pullman. On arrival at Southampton you will be met by your guide who will accompany you on the coach transfer to Beaulieu. There you are free to visit the Abbey and Palace House with its spreading lawns and enjoy the Motor Museum at your leisure. You will rejoin the British Pullman and enjoy a four course dinner on your return journey to London Victoria.
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What to Wear | Smart day wear is appropriate. You are asked not to wear jeans or trainers. Please remember you will be outdoors for part of your time in Beaulieu.
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Access | This journey is rated as good for people with special access requirements.
The museum has three floor levels. Access to the upper level is gained via the main entrance to the building. To gain access to the lower level, wheelchair users will have to exit the building and re-enter via an alternative entrance located approximately 25 metres from the main entrance down a slight incline. Access to the third level can be gained from the lower level by means of a lift located between the replica 1930's garage and the Interactive Gallery.
It is only possible for wheelchair users to gain access to the Entrance Hall and Picture Gallery. The other parts of the House are inaccessible owing to the number of stairs.
Disabled toilets are available within the Brabazon Food Court, which is centrally located within the complex. A ramp next to the central pathway affords easy access.
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