SMALL VISITOR ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR 2006 in England's Northwest

 Rated as one of the top gardens by Roy Lancaster, they are a plantsman's paradise with a huge collection of plants ranging from shrub roses through to perennials and read more....

This small, attractive gallery lies above the library on Trinity Street in Stalybridge. There are art activities for children every school holiday and the site will be offering Saturday family drop-ins from Spring 2007. 

Built as a gift to the town read more....

A newly furbished family attraction with a varied programme of changing exhibitions and events that provide a new experience each time you visit. All with FREE ADMISSION.

Home to Contrasts, a popular display of 19^th and 20^th century art, selected read more....

Central Art Gallery is a real gem. Located above the library on Old Street in Ashton-under-Lyne, these beautiful gallery spaces host a varied programme of temporary exhibitions. There is something to suit everyone's taste with group and solo shows read more....

Admire this beautifully restored 14th-century chapel, which is set in the heart of Chadkirk Country Estate. Relax and cherish the peace and tranquillity inside the chapel, admire the walled garden and the wild flower meadow. Learn about the history read more....

Hat Works is the UK's only museum dedicated to the hatting industry, hats and headwear. this award winning visitor attraction offers 2 floors of interactive exhibits taking you on a journey through the history of Stockport's once thriving hatting read more....

IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM NORTH WINS PRESTIGIOUS SILVER AWARD IN TOURISM OSCARS!

Imperial War Museum North has won a prestigious Silver Award for "Large Visitor Attraction of the Year" at the Enjoy England Awards for Excellence 2007. read more....

If you're looking for some free family fun, get down to Manchester Art Gallery for exciting events and activities for everyone, every day. Children can explore the Clore Interactive Gallery, have a go at creating read more....

Welcome to the Museum of the Manchester Regiment. The Museum tells the story of the Regiment and its soldiers through 200 years of history, from 1758 until 1958. Families can try on soldiers' headdress, experience a First World War trench, read more....

The museum tells the extraordinary story of ordinary people and how they changed the world. It looks at working people's lives at work, home and leisure over the last 200 years.

Subjects include the Peterloo Massacre, the read more....