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Culture, nightlife, history, and good fun in Greater Manchester
Number of results: 802
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Stockport
As featured on TV, this multi award winning museum in the Cheshire Peak District has a great deal to offer visitors.
Heritage centre in a countryside setting. Ironworks stables, local history and displays. With a varied events programme.
Trafford, Manchester
Stalk your opponents and unleash a volley of laser fire in the battle zone of the 21st century or alternatively try The Rock, players from a wide range of age & ability can choose various simulated climbs, including: Everest, The Eiger & K2.
Manchester
Includes 3-hour private Beatles-themed taxi tour and entrance to the Beatles Story
Hopwood, Heywood
Hopwood Park is a small pocket park crammed with facilities and features you would normally only expect in a bigger park.
Manchester
St Peter's Square is located in the civic quarter of Manchester. Situated on the square are Manchester Central Library and the Midland Hotel.
Macclesfield
Black and white, half timbered, fifteenth century hall, surrounded by well tended gardens and lakes.
Manchester
Sensory play and interactive story sessions for babies who aren't walking yet.
Oldham
The Limo Lounge is a unique and exclusive venue in the heart of Oldham. Totally refurbished this beautiful building retains many of its original features creating an unforgettable experience for you and your guests.
Wigan
Borsdane Wood was Wigan’s first Local Nature Reserve. Get away from it all; surrounded by birdsong and enveloped in woodland perfumes, it’s the perfect place to let your heart rate drop and your stride shorten.
Urmston
Next to Carrington Lane, Firs Wood is a small mature mixed woodland excellent for woodland birds. Access to Carrington Moss and Dainewell Woods which have a network of paths and tracks to explore, open to horses and cycles, as well as walkers.…
Bolton
An excellent place for walkers, cyclists and horse riders with more than 2,000 acres of moorland, woodland and farmland. Good off-road bridleways, guided trails and picnic areas.
Heywood, Rochdale
Spectacular views are available in the wooded river valleys and hillside areas around the Ashworth Valley.
Greaves Street, Oldham
A stunning transformation of Oldham’s Old Town Hall into a seven screen, 789 seat Odeon cinema.
Dunham Massey, Altrincham
Cottage garden divided into rooms. In picturesque setting attached to village hall and beside The Bridgewater Canal. Incudes herbaceous borders, rose and bog garden.
Guiness Road, Trafford Park
Modern facilities in a new, purpose built centre with large separate baby & toddler area only 1 minute from the Trafford Centre. Motorised Go-Karts and custom-made racetrack.
Qualified chef’s making fresh home cooked food daily.
Manchester
Opened in 1893 this 235 foot long engineering masterpiece was built to carry the Bridgewater Canal over the Manchester Ship Canal. The aqueduct swings full of 800 tons of water.
Cambridge Street, Manchester
The International Anthony Burgess Foundation, located in a magnificent example of industrial architecture at Chorlton Mill, encourages and supports public and scholarly interest in all aspects of Anthony Burgess’s life and work.
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