Heritage

Part of the canal network the Anderton Lift is able to lift canal boats 50 feet from the River Weaver to the Trent and Mersey canal.

The home of Lord and Lady Ashbrook. There are 8 acres of gardens to enjoy a café and plants for sale.

Victorian style garden created by James Bateman. Fish pools for feeding the fish.

The house, gardens, farmyard, play area restaurant afternoon tea there is something for all. The is also a separate farm shop. Set in a beautiful part of the Peak District.

Located in the heart of the city an ancient building with café. The cathedral holds many concerts and exhibitions.

The home of the Cholondley family. 70 acres of gardens that includes the Temple and Folly Water Gardens, Rose Garden, Glade, Arboretum and the ornamental woodland. There is a café within the gardens.

A garden for all seasons, an ancient deer park and a house filled with treasures and stories.

Black and White architecture. The hall is open through the Summer months Weds to Sunday.

The Lion Salt Works is a restored historic open-pan salt making site. When exploring the site and its restored buildings, you will discover how the salt works operated.

Tudor Manor House. Amazingly it still stands holding a wealth of history.

Glorious house, surrounded by gardens, moorland and deer park. The setting for filming Pride and Prejudice.

Discover the processes involved in making the silk garments that Macclesfield was renowned for.

The cathedral is a Grade 1 listed building. As well as the worship many musical concerts are held at the cathedral.

A fully restored working corn mill.

One of Britain’s greatest industrial heritage sites. Includes the mill school and hidden gardens.

An underground bunker built in 1950 to be a control centre in the event of a nuclear war.