Showcasing St Helens' main industry, the World of Glass guides you through the history of the world-famous Pilkington Company and reveals the secrets of the...

A central cultural focal point for the community, this museum and gallery is designed to inspire, entertain and educate. Some of the most popular...

George Orwell writing in the 1930s created a mythical Wigan Pier but today there is a real one on the banks of the Leeds &...

Knowsley Safari Park, 5-mile safaris drive with lions, tigers, baboons (safe route available), rhino, zebra and lots more. Elephants and giraffe are walk round exhibits...

One of the most important and celebrated collections in this small museum is that of clocks and watches that has been built up over several...

The Drumcroon Gallery is one of the main art facilities in Wigan and has for some time been providing a first class gallery in which...

Ever wanted to experience 800 years of magical history amongst 38 acres of tranquil and beautiful gardens? Norton Priory in North Cheshire offers all...

The Turnpike Gallery opened in 1971 and offers a large and modern multi-purpose space in which visitors can enjoy a range of contemporary art shows....

Catalyst focuses on chemistry and its history. There is a glass lift fo the observatory overlooking the Mersey and Spike Island waterside park, and a...

Croxteth Hall and Country Park is one of the most beautiful, historic and well loved features of this area of the country. The magnificent...

The Brindley Theatre offers a first-class entertainment venue at the heart of Runcorn. The main auditorium is a 420-seat theatre where a range of...

This beautiful residence was once the ancestral home of the Earl of Crawford and Balcarres. Haigh Hall was built in the mid 19th Century...

Often wildflowers are a part of nature that are overlooked, and it is quite uncommon to find a centre that has taken such care and...

The Lee Valley Millennium Centre offers a multi-purpose environment designed to educate and offer a cultural forum for local people and visitors to the area....

The Sandstone Trail follows the sandstone ridge from Frodsham to Whitchurch. The whole route is just over 30 miles long but can be walked...