Places to go in Lancashire
Lancashire is full of stunning properties. Rufford Old Hall is considered to be one of the country's finest 16th Century buildings and Haigh Hall is conveniently located between Wigan Pier and the village of Standish. Boaters may prefer a trip to the Lancaster Maritime Museum, which resides in a former Custom House built in 1764.
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Following a £100million redevelopment, the Albert Dock is the cultural powerhouse spearheading the regeneration of …
- Leisure attraction
Castlefield is a fascinating area of central Manchester, just south of Deansgate -so much so that the area has been …
- Leisure attraction
You can visit the barber shop on Penny Lane, see the famous red gates of Strawberry Fields and, thanks to the …
- Leisure attraction
Housed in a stunning building designed by world-famous architect Daniel Libeskind, the museum exposes the peerless …
- Museum
Marple is a charming busy waterside community formed around the junction of the Macclesfield and Peak Forest Canals. …
- Leisure attraction
Old Trafford, probably one the most famous football grounds in the world, is home to one of the most famous teams, …
- Leisure attraction
Situated between Southport and Preston, Rufford Old Hall is considered to be one of Lancashire's finest 16th Century …
- Historic building
- Leisure attraction
As the self-styled 'leisure capital of the northwest', Salford Quays offers a wealth of arts, leisure and …
- Leisure attraction
In the 1870's the Corporation of Liverpool encountered a problem. Their art collection had become too large to be …
- Gallery
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