Places to visit in Greater Manchester

Bringing together the boroughs of Bolton, Bury, Oldham, Rochdale, Stockport, Tameside, Trafford and Wigan, as well as the cities of Manchester and Salford, Greater Manchester is one of the largest metropolitan counties in the UK. .
4 Results In Or Near Greater Manchester
in Greater Manchester
CitySuites is a new concept in rented city centre living, bringing luxury touches and essential convenience to modern apartment accommodation.
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in Greater Manchester
Bury Art Museum & Sculpture Centre offers contemporary exhibitions of local and international artists, and also offers an insight into the history of Bury. The centre also offers a full calendar of events and activities to suit all interests.
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in Greater Manchester
Discover the beautiful gardens of Dunham Massey Dunham Massey, one of the North West´s great plantsman´s gardens with richly planted borders and majestic trees, as well as an 18th century orangery, Victorian bark-house and an old well-house. There is an unusual moss garden, bog gardens, winding shrubberies, azaleas, hydrangeas, blue poppies, hostas, rhums, giant lilies and rodgersias. A wide range of shade and moisture loving plants are set amongst the lawns, mixed borders and woodla...
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in Greater Manchester
Governors House by Greene King Inns offers a restaurant, bar, and complimentary WiFi in Cheadle Hulme. Private parking is available for an additional fee.
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12 Results Slightly Further Afield
in Great Manchester
Edwardian Manchester Hotel is located in the city's Free Trade Hall, near to the Central Convention Centre, and was named Leading Hotel of the Year 2019.
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in North Wales
A picture-postcard cottage dating back to the 17th century, in the heart of Hanmer.
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in Cheshire
Take a look round the magnificent Georgian mansion house and ancient Mill. Take a stroll around the medieval Deer park which is open all year round and see why Dunham has gained the title of site of 'Site of special scientific interest'. With a shop, Restaurant and café, enjoy lots of family-friendly fun at Dunham.
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in Cheshire
Explore the History of the Industrial Revolution at Quarry Bank, Cheshire The Georgian working water powered cotton mill still spins and weaves cotton to be sold. There are demonstrations of a spinning jenny and mule in action, alongside the most powerful working waterwheel in Europe, and one of the earliest steam-powered beam engines. Explore the newly restored gardens and admire the picturesque Cheshire setting. There is a constantly changing programme of events so there is always ...
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