Best places: Historical landmarks in Prestwich, United Kingdom

👍👍 Other than a brief visit in 2011, this was a favourite old haunt (hike) in my student days in the late '80's, and despite the overcast weather, the moderate trek up to Peel Tower surpassed expectations. Astonishing views (shame the pictures don't do them justice) plus could still make out Blackpool...

Unusual fortification, stately home and cafe open to the public Wednesday, Sunday and bank holidays.

👍👍 Really good place to start off the hiking season. Not to long and not too strenuous. Great views , not only from the top , but also all the way up. The car park is small , only room for about 25 cars. But we went on a sunny warm Saturday and had no problem parking on the roadside just outside the ca...

👍👍 Lovely walk and place, steeped in history. Should be regenerated. One of the many attractions on that canal system, and a gateway to other adventures. There is an old steam Crane further down the canal, cross the mechano bridge and head on... The other end, down the locks leads you to a totally d...

👍👍 03/10/22: been up here quite a few times walking the dog. Free parking on Edenfield Road, close to Owd Betts pub, postcode: OL12 7TY. Walk directly up and around following the footpaths. Can be muddy and wet in Autumn/Winter and bear in mind if you deviate off the path, it is moorland peat and becom...

👍👍 Went as part of the practical session to become a beekeeper. Loads of hives and sells their honey. Open to the public most days with training in the evening

Exhibitions mark the birth of the business revolution formed here with the rise of co-operatives.

👍 I love this place. It has a lovely laid back atmosphere. Service is friendly and swift. Nice but limited food menu. A great drinks menu too. But it is only open one and a half days a week and although there are signs saying "we are open " the door being shut gives the very opposite impression. The...

8-ft. bronze sculpture in the city's centre of Bolton steeplejack & TV personality Fred Dibnah.

Ruins of a 1400s stone-&-brick tower, once attached to a grand manor, with interpretive signs.

👍 Designed by James Wyatt in 1800 for the First Earl, the ornamental temple is a simple, small rotunda of Tuscan columns with a domed roof and lantern. This Grade II listed building stands on the highest point of the city of Manchester giving views across the golf course, which was originally the deer...

👍 Monument by Henry Whitehead to his brother Walter, a prominent surgeon. Opened with the park in 1914. Well kept gardens near the town hall. Great place to eat your lunch especially with the councils Bury in Bloom efforts. I proposed to my wife on the steps.