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  1. Family taking a selfie in the tunnel at the Manchester United Museum and Stadium Tour
    The Manchester United Museum & Stadium Tour offers a behind the scenes look at the world’s most iconic stadium; Old Trafford.
    1. 1 Jan 202331 Dec 2023
  2. Family overlooking a small pond at RHHS Garden Bridgewater
    Reviving the gardens of the historic 156 acre Worsley New Hall estate to create RHS Garden Bridgewater represents one of the largest gardening projects in Europe at this time.
    1. 5 Nov 202323 Mar 2024
    2. 24 Mar 20244 Nov 2024
  3. The Whitworth
    Manchester's gallery in the park.
    1. 16 Sep 20231 Jan 2024
  4. Rock Up climbing wall
    Rock Up is a unique indoor FUN CLIMBING arena where adults and kids can enjoy some healthy, action-packed fun! The Rock Up centres offer unique rock climbing in a fun and safe environment.
    1. 1 Jan 202331 Dec 2023
  5. DNA VR takes virtual reality to the next dimension with a unique social approach to gaming, making it the perfect place for groups of all sizes, ages and experience levels to explore the incredible virtual world together.
    1. 1 Jan 202331 Dec 2023
  6. Group of fans inside the Etihad Stadium on a tour
    Visit the home of the Treble winners and go behind the scenes at the Etihad Stadium. The Manchester City Stadium Tour brings the magic of City to life, allowing fans to get closer to the Club than ever before.
    1. 1 Jan 202331 Dec 2023

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  1. Add Bury Castle Remains to your Itinerary

    Bury Castle Remains

    Bury

    Bury Castle was a medieval moated site of possibly 14 century origin, later strengthened around 1470 as a fortified manor house. The de Bury family held a manor here from the 12 century.

  2. Add Ellenroad Engine House to your Itinerary

    Ellenroad Engine House

    Rochdale

    Built in 1892 on the banks of the River Beal, the Ellenroad cotton mill produced fine cotton yarn using mule spinning.

  3. Gardens Open for Charity

    Several private gardens in the area are opened for Charity. Check out the following locations: British Red Cross Open Gardens www.redcross.org.uk, (Greater Manchester (0161) 888 8900), The National Garden Scheme - Cheshire and The Wirral &…

  4. Add New Century to your Itinerary

    New Century

    Manchester

    After years hiding in plain sight, the rebirth of New Century brings a piece of Manchester’s musical heritage back to life for a new generation. Within its stunning mid century modern architecture, New Century creates a new social hub and platform…

  5. Add Salford Lads' Club to your Itinerary

    Salford Lads' Club

    Salford

    Salford Lads' Club was established in 1903 as a purpose built club for boys.

  6. Add Southlands Gardens and Artwork to your Itinerary

    Southlands Gardens and Artwork

    Stretford

    A private suburban garden created by Maureen Sawyer and artist Duncan Watmough and now open for the National Garden Scheme.

  7. Add Manchester Music Trail: New Century Hall to your Itinerary

    Manchester Music Trail: New Century Hall

    Manchester

    New kid on the block, New Century Hall, actually has an impressive musical heritage.

  8. Add International Anthony Burgess Foundation to your Itinerary

    International Anthony Burgess Foundation

    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.

  9. Add Bridgewater Way to your Itinerary

    Bridgewater Way

    Trafford

    The Bridgewater Way is a regeneration project that will create a 65km/39 mile leisure route for walkers and cyclists along the historic Bridgewater Canal. Cyclists are now being encouraged to use improved sections of the canal tow path.

  10. Add Flip Out to your Itinerary

    Flip Out

    Manchester

    Flip Out Manchester is a 35,000 square foot trampoline heaven

  11. Add Sparkles Play Centre to your Itinerary

    Sparkles Play Centre

    Royton, OLDHAM

    Sparkles play centre Royton is where children aged upto 10 years old can delve into a magical world of play on our 3 level castle themed play area. We provide a safe, clean and fun environment for both children and adults to feel comfortable in.The…

  12. Add Lancaster Park & Animal Farm to your Itinerary

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    Lancaster Park & Animal Farm

    Oldham

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    Lancaster Park & Animal Farm is a family-run children’s petting farm located in Chadderton near Oldham which offers a great day out for all the family! 

  13. Add Cronkeyshaw Common to your Itinerary

    Cronkeyshaw Common

    ROCHDALE

    Cronkeyshaw Common is a beautiful green space characterised by large areas of open grassland with trees across the entire site.

  14. Add Highfield Country Park to your Itinerary

    Highfield Country Park

    Levenshulme, Manchester

    Highfield Country Park is a 70 acre area of open land that stretches to the east of Broom Avenue across to the back of Houldsworth Golf Course and over to the junction of Longford Road and Nelstrop Road.

  15. Add Kersal Dale to your Itinerary

    Kersal Dale

    Salford

    Kersal Dale occupies around 32 hectares of countryside and forms part of the Croal Irwell Valley.

  16. Piccadilly Basin

    Manchester

    Enjoy the picturesque marina, riverside walkways and ldylic setting of the Basin.

  17. Add Manchester Poetry Library to your Itinerary

    Manchester Poetry Library

    Manchester

    Manchester Poetry Library, situated on Oxford Road, is the North Wests first poetry library and an addition to the city’s cultural heritage as a UNESCO City of Literature by the Manchester Metropolitan University.  

  18. Historic Houses, Highest Hill

    Bolton

    This walk takes you from the medieval manor house of Smithills Hall up to the television mast on Winter Hill, which reaches a height of over 1000 feet and is the highest hill in the West Pennine Moors. From these heights there could be views over to…

  19. Evening Cruises on the Mersey

    Liverpool

    Sing-along to your favourite hits on one of our fantastic tribute night cruises. The two and a half hour cruises run each year from April to September and feature themed music cruises like ABBA, 80s Party Cruise, The Beatles and Sounds of the 70s.…

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  20. Add Manchester Music Trail: Yes to your Itinerary

    Manchester Music Trail: Yes

    Manchester

    2018 brought us YES. A place that takes all the most essential, intangible parts of the city’s favourite bars and venues, and brings them together making something totally unique and reassuringly familiar.

  21. Add Ringway Golf Club to your Itinerary

    Ringway Golf Club

    Altrincham

    Ringway Golf Club welcomes visitors to enjoy the course and club facilities throughout the year. Visiting golfers may play the course up to 10 times in any 12 month period - please check tee availability with the professional.

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