Best places: Tourist attractions in Warrington, United Kingdom

Lavish Elizabethan-style hall with ornamental gardens, including picnic areas, a kids' zoo and cafe.

1857 museum with 200,000 artefacts displayed in original Victorian glass cabinets, plus fine art.

Verdant public park with abundant natural features, including canals, wetlands & green expanses.

200-acre reserve with varied terrain & walking paths, known as a bird-watching destination.

Walks & wildlife-watching are offered at this natural grassland conservation area along the river.

👍👍 Went here for BRIANNA GHEY'S service. Sad, beautiful. Bought the LGBTQ community together. But wish BRIANNA was still with us. To you sweetheart. May your star in heaven always shine bright. We will Love you for eternity♡

Park housing a lawn bowls club, children's play area, seasonal floral displays & a pavilion.

Venue for 2-13-year-olds with family rides, attractions, shows, indoor play, water games plus diner.

👍 The park is just coming back to life after a mild winter. Early budding trees and shrubs are beginning to regain the flexibility of the twigs. After a lot of recent rain, the ground is sodden and muddy. Now it just needs tidying up for spring proper.

👍👍 Where the wedding of the Titanic captain took place, A tudor ceiling with a rare Tudor knight/clergy brass, a Tower started in 1350, mentioned in Domesday book, a 10th century anglo saxon cross head to name a few. Who would have thought so much history could be seen on the way into Warrinton. Really...

👍 Not big but with like Stonehenge structure at the middle of it. Great for kids

👍 Tucked away on the banks of the river Mersey behind a soap and chemicals factory, the disused Warrington transporter bridge is so well hidden that not many people even know that it's there. It has been out of use since about 1964 and is in a poor state, yet it is one of only maybe a dozen such struc...