Best places: Tourist attractions in Urmston, United Kingdom

👍👍 I recommended this place to absolutely everyone! Especially if you’ve been to escape rooms before you’ll love this. The staff is so lovely as well. I will definitely come back to try other rooms. We were a bit skeptical about the time before coming (the room we chose was for 30 mins) but it was more...

Manchester's oldest Catholic church, built in 1794, featuring an ornate doorway & interior carvings.

Muslim place of worship, with 2 buildings, plus Islamic centre with a library and weekly open days.

Neo-gothic library (part of University of Manchester) with rare books & manuscripts, a cafe & shop.

Georgian house set in formal gardens and parkland, with displays on its former owners and servants

Colliery site on 15 acres dating back to Victorian times with various mining buildings to explore.

Access to areas of Old Trafford normally restricted to players plus displays about the club's past.

👍👍 Best temple in Manchester....! Once you enter temple you feel like home (India)... Must visit on weekend and I can bet you will love to visit again and again

Manchester's former cotton exchange stages events in the round in architecturally stunning space.

👍👍 This place is AWESOME!! I got what I can only describe as "the experience of a lifetime" I 100% recommend anyone who has the opportunity to visit too. The experience provided me with such an adrenaline rush, and through my booking, I was able to acquire photos and videos of my entire flight experi...

Tudor manor house with period rooms & exhibits, plus landscaped gardens, an orchard & a cafe.

Home of Manchester United, offering behind-the-scenes stadium tours & 75,000 seats for matches.

👍👍 Really lovely little park with many winding paths to follow and hidden gems around every corner. Great for a picnic and to let kids explore.

Artworks spanning 6 centuries plus changing historic and contemporary exhibitions and family events.

Free, wide-ranging global collections including mummies and dinosaurs, plus a busy events programme.

2 theatres plus galleries with works by LS Lowry and modern artists in a landmark quayside building.

CofE building with 13th-century origins, chapel of the Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment & guided tours.

Revived garden site dating to the reign of Queen Victoria, with surviving period details.

Reclaimed farmland with woods, fishing in a gravel pit, a pond-dipping platform and a play area.

Lush green space featuring a kids' playground, tennis & basketball courts, gardens & disc golf.