Places to go in Cheshire
If history floats your boat then head to Cheshire where museums, stately homes and stunning gardens appear round every corner.
The county is also home to the innovative Anderton Boat Lift, perhaps the most incredible piece of historic canal architecture anywhere on the waterway system.
Local attractions
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Dorfold Hall is a Jacobean country house built in 1616 for Ralph Wilbraham. It is the family home of Mr and Mrs …
- Historic building
Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker, located near Bridge 85, south of Nantwich, was a World War 2 Radar Station, and …
- Leisure attraction
It was in 1842 that the Thompson family established their business of producing various salts in Marston. The Lion …
- Museum
An engaging modern museum telling the story of Liverpool and Scouse life, from the slave trade to high-rise tower …
- Museum
One of Macclesfield’s most popular attractions, the Paradise Silk Mill is a place where visitors can go to see …
- Historic building
- Leisure attraction
- Museum
Being at the centre of the salt industry for over 2000, Chesire is still one of the few places to still produce salt …
- Museum
Winsford Bottom Flash is a large lake on the River Weaver, immediately beyond the southernmost limit of navigation. …
- Leisure attraction
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