First Emperor and Tutankhamun Exhibitions Theatre Break

See both exhibitions in one short break, staying at a choice of over 100 top London hotels.

PLEASE NOTE THERE IS A MINMUM STAY REQUIREMENT OF TWO NIGHTS ON ALL BOOKINGS WITH SATURDAY OR SUNDAY MORNING TICKETS

From November 2007 to April 2008 London plays host to two of the world’s greatest exhibitions

Superbreak is pleased to offer you the opportunity to see both in one short break to the capital.

We have reserved afternoon timed entry tickets to The First Emperor Exhibition at The British Museum. This once-in-a-lifetime exhibition will explore one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century and provide an insight into China’s First Emperor, Qin Shihuangdi, and his legacy.

Stay overnight at your choice of Superbreak hotel

The following morning we have reserved timed entry tickets to the Tutankhamun exhibition at the fabulous new O2 complex at Greenwich. For more than 3,000 years Tutankhamun's treasures lay unseen beneath the Egyptian sands. When they toured the world in the 1970's they were the ultimate 'must see' event. Audiences were dazzled and the boy king became a worldwide sensation. Now Tutankhamun returns to London, more than 30 years later, in a spectacular new exhibition of 130 priceless treasures from the tombs of Tutankhamun and his royal ancestors.

Our combined exhibition short break is available now from November 2007 to April 2008. Exact entrance times will be detailed on the tickets. Both exhibitions are expected to be sell-outs so early booking is advised.

First Emperor and Tutankhamun Exhibitions Theatre breaks by train ... Make it easy on yourself and take a theatre break by train. Our train prices are very competitive so after you have picked the hotel for your theatre break, click on the "Add a rail journey" link in the "Optional Extras" section. You will be speeding your way to First Emperor and Tutankhamun Exhibitions before you know it and you'll avoid the congestion charges too! (Train journeys are supplied by a number of different operators).