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North West

The landscapes of the North West are full of variety, ranging from some of the UK’s highest mountains, largest rivers, extensive woodlands and beautiful beaches.

The region’s natural scenery is complimented by a wealth of culture which sees attractions range from cathedrals, galleries, museums, sporting stadiums and music venues throughout its vibrant cities. There is a hotbed of high streets, each with their unique offerings and the North West is renowned for its influence on popular culture.

  • Birkenhead

    Birkenhead

    Birkenhead is located along the west bank of the River Mersey, opposite Liverpool. It is best known as a ship building centre and seaport, but there’s lots more to see and do.

  • Bolton

    Bolton

    Home of the Bolton Wanderers football club, Bolton has lots to offer in the way of sport, entertainment, culture and food and drink.

  • The Cross, Chester

    Chester

    This world-famous Roman walled city, famed for the Eastgate clock and its magnificent zoo, is compact and really easy to explore on foot.

  • Crewe

    Crewe

    Home to the Bentley motor car factory and Crewe Alexandra Football Club, Crewe has parks, museums, restaurants, bars as well as much more to see and do.

  • Liverpool

    Liverpool

    A great place to go for a day-out by Arriva bus and a European cultural capital. The Beatles Story. Anfield. Liverpool ONE. You’ll be spoilt for choice! Where first?

  • Macclesfield

    Macclesfield

    Macclesfield boasts a number of key attractions including its own art gallery in York Chambers, Dukes Court, as well as a museum charting the history of the town’s silk industry.

  • Manchester

    Manchester

    For a vibrant, modern and lively city head to Manchester. Don’t forget to visit the Trafford Centre with three miles of shops, or the famous Old Trafford football ground.

  • Nantwich

    Nantwich

    Peppered with Tudor-style architecture and with more listed buildings than any other town in the county, outside Chester, this old Cheshire market town is steeped in history.

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    Northwich

    Northwich is full of surprises. The Pink Olive Indian restaurant is one of a kind and Stockley Farm offers a great day out. Have a look at what else our customers have suggested.

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    Southport

    With an extensive events programme, great attractions, plenty to do, a mouth-watering array of restaurants and superb shopping, Southport is great for a day-trip or short-break at any time of year.

  • St Helens Citadel

    St Helens

    Explore the hidden delights that make St Helens a destination of choice for visitors to the North West - an eclectic mix of glorious countryside, fascinating heritage, vibrant nightlife and quality sport and events.

  • Wigan

    Wigan

    Wigan has much to offer. The pier, now a local heritage centre and cultural quarter, was made famous by George Orwell’s book, The Road to Wigan Pier.
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