SCRANTON — If you can’t get enough of “The Office” in Scranton, you can travel to Slough, the English setting of the original show, on a trip organized by the Everhart Museum, Collette Tours and Travel World.
An information session promoting the trip will coincide with Thursday’s Summertime Happy Hour at the Museum, which is in Nay Aug Park.
The seven-day, six-night journey will be July 7–13, 2027.
The trip will include typical attractions, such as Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and a food tour.
But the featured stop is Slough, the setting of the original version of “The Office.” Two six-episode seasons, plus a Christmas special, began airing in 2001. As with the Scranton version, very little filming was done there.
Slough is a 50-minute drive from London. It is an industrial city of 143,000 and one of the most ethnically diverse communities in England.
As a sidelight to the trip to Slough, there will be an excursion to nearby Windsor Castle.
The information session at the Museum is Thursday at 6 p.m.
The Everhart has an exhibit of “Office” costumes and props.
The cost of the trip was not immediately available.