Leger Holidays, one of the UK's leading providers of European coach holidays, has launched a series of Faith Tours offering pilgrimages to sacred places such as Lourdes and the Vatican City, priced from just £369 per person for a seven-day break.

The tours take in some of Europe’s holiest places, and visit some of the World’s most outstanding religious architecture and art, including the breath-taking Sistine Chapel and the Vatican City.

Leger has appointed specialist pastoral religious guides to lead tours, for those travelling solo, with friends, family, or with a parish community, through what may be a be very moving and life-changing trip.

An upgrade to luxury Silver Service travel is available on all Faith Tours. This offers the benefits of extra space, luxury seats, fewer passengers, separate rear lounge, DVD and video, ‘sat nav’ and free personal in-seat headsets, as well as porterage in all hotels.

Faith Tours are just one of Leger’s innovative holiday experiences in its new ‘2006 European Experiences’ brochure. Also featured are new walking holidays, trips to the Monaco Grand Prix and Tour de France in Paris, Opera tours and breaks for gardening enthusiasts.

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