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  1. Add Whitworth Park to your Itinerary

    Whitworth Park

    Manchester

    A lovely 18 acres of green space located South of Manchester, on the very cusp of the city centre. Perfect for walking the dog, eating your lunch, or just taking a break from the hustle and bustle of the buzzing city.

  2. Add St Michael's to your Itinerary

    St Michael's

    Urmston

    Known locally as "The Friendly Gem" St Michael’s [Grade 2*] has records dating back to 1150 when the first stone building was erected. Prior to that there was most likely a wooden building on this site and the Church is mentioned in the Doomsday…

  3. Add Moss Bank Park to your Itinerary

    Moss Bank Park

    Bolton

    Popular park with large play area for children, fairground rides, mini steam train and gardens. Events held thoughout the year - check www.boltonlife.org.uk for details.

  4. Add Piethorne Valley to your Itinerary

    Piethorne Valley

    Newhey, Milnrow

    2 miles from Newhey, the 6 reservoirs in the Piethorne Valley are surrounded by open moorland.

  5. Add Leesbrook Nature Park to your Itinerary

    Leesbrook Nature Park

    Oldham

    Leesbrook Nature Park is at the heart of the Medlock Valley and is a haven for wildlife and a great place for families. A great spot for everything from picnics to play, the park also includes an adventure play area (aimed at 6 –14 yr olds).

  6. Add Middleton (Boarshaw) Cemetery, Green Flag Award to your Itinerary

    Middleton (Boarshaw) Cemetery, Green Flag Award

    Middleton

    Set within 4.9 hectares, Middleton Cemetery, known locally as Boarshaw Cemetery, is an important local facility and green space.

  7. Add Longford Park to your Itinerary

    Longford Park

    Manchester

    Longford Park is the largest municipal park in the borough of Trafford covering approximately 22 hectares.

  8. Add Jubilee Park, Green Flag Award to your Itinerary

    Jubilee Park, Green Flag Award

    Middleton

    A Green Flag Award, this lovely little park is located in the town’s conservation area, between the recently renovated Middleton Library and St Leonards Church. It has an elegant bandstand and plenty of seating.

  9. Add St Mary in the Baum to your Itinerary

    St Mary in the Baum

    Rochdale

    Built as a chapel-of-ease to St Chad's Rochdale in 1742 it was consecrated by the Bishop of Chester (Rochdale being in that Diocese).

  10. Add Barrow Bridge Village to your Itinerary

    Barrow Bridge Village

    off Moss Bank Way, Bolton

    Take a stroll around this former industrial village to admire the former homes of mill workers and the stream once used to power waterwheels.

  11. Add The Garden House to your Itinerary

    The Garden House

    Stockport

    Home to a wide variety of animals, we welcome charities, organisations, educational establishments and families to come and visit our site and learn about animal welfare.

  12. Add Adlington Hall to your Itinerary

    Adlington Hall

    Macclesfield

    Set in the heart of the Cheshire countryside, Adlington Hall is one of the most beautiful country homes in the United Kingdom.

  13. Add NGS Open Garden: 199 Stockport Road to your Itinerary

    NGS Open Garden: 199 Stockport Road

    Timperley, Altrincham

    Open Garden for NGS

  14. Add Therme Manchester to your Itinerary

    Therme Manchester

    Manchester

    Opening date: TBC. Therme Manchester will be a city-based wellbeing resort that includes a waterpark, thermal baths and wellbeing spa.

  15. Add St Ann's Church to your Itinerary

    St Ann's Church

    Manchester

    This 18thC church contains a painting from the School of Caracci, stained glass by W Peckitt of York and is the 3rd oldest building in Manchester city centre.

  16. Add Anson Engine Museum to your Itinerary

    Anson Engine Museum

    Stockport

    As featured on TV, this multi award winning museum in the Cheshire Peak District has a great deal to offer visitors.

  17. Queens Park

    Bolton

    Traditional Victorian park just a few minutes walk from Bolton town centre with ornamental gardens, lakes, bowling green, play area and open spaces. Ranger activities and events held throughout the year - check www.boltonlife.org.uk for details.

  18. Add Fog Lane Park to your Itinerary

    Fog Lane Park

    Manchester

    Purchased in 1926 by the town planning committee, Fog Lane Park was one of the first public parks.

  19. A Mancunian Gothic Sunday School: St Matthew’s

    Manchester

    Constructed in the last few years of George IV’s reign (1820–30), this Sunday School building is representative of both a particularly pared-back form of late Georgian Gothic architecture and also Manchester as a region - says Dr Peter N. Lindfield.

  20. Wait! What? St Philips, Salford, is a Gothic building? Never!

    The eleventh instalment as part of an ongoing series for Haunt Manchester by Dr Peter N. Lindfield FSA, exploring Greater Manchester’s Gothic architecture and hidden heritage.

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