Top Things to do in North West England
Top Hotels in North West England
10 Shopping Malls in North West England That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in North West England, United Kingdom including The Plant Place, The Trafford Centre, Liverpool ONE, Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet, The Regent, Market Place, Wayfarers Shopping Arcade, Charter Walk Shopping Centre, The Stamford Quarter, Manchester Arndale.
Restaurants in North West England
1. The Plant Place
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 64 reviews
A local family run garden centre committed to quality and service.
Reviewed By Y7366XEdavidr
We have shopped at The Plant Place for many years and they have a great variety of plants, shrubs, fruit trees and gardening products. The staff are really friendly and very helpful. It was great to be able to go back after the lockdown and the social distancing procedures are in place so shop with confidence. Support your local garden centre.
2. The Trafford Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,204 reviews
The Trafford Centre is world-renowned as one of biggest and most exciting shopping and leisure destinations in the UK, consisting of more than 200 shops, over 60 restaurants, cafes and bars and an array of exciting leisure venues - all under one spectacular roof. Whether you're looking for the latest must-have brands or all your high street favourites, a delicious meal or a day out with all the family, you'll find it all at The Trafford Centre. Highlights include SEALIFE, LEGOLAND Discovery Centre and a two-storey Primark store at Barton Square; the first Selfridges outside of London, a flagship Next store, John Lewis, Zara, Victoria's Secret and many more.
Reviewed By 293alland - Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom
Amazing shopping centre with everything you need under one roof, plenty of shops, both designer and high street... loads of great places to eat and drink as well as warm and sheltered... Amazing shopping centre...
3. Liverpool ONE
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,744 reviews
Liverpool ONE is one of Europe’s leading retail and leisure destinations, set in the heart of Liverpool City Centre. Built around the existing streets of Liverpool, the 1.65million sq ft contemporary open-air complex is a stylish must-visit for those who love to shop, eat, drink and relax.Liverpool ONE includes over 160 stores, bars and restaurants, a fantastic 14 screen cinema, an indoor adventure golf course and a five-acre park. Stores include high street favourites such as Topshop, John Lewis and Debenhams.Peter’s Lane, Liverpool ONE’s designer fashion hub, is the home of big brand style. It plays host to stores including Whistles, Radley, Reiss, Hobbs, The Kooples, Karen Millen and Flannels. It is also home to the first Beauty Bazaar, Harvey Nichols in the UK, the ultimate luxury beauty experience and one-stop destination for all things beauty. The boutique arcade is nestled perfectly within Liverpool ONE, neighbouring other big high street brands.Liverpool ONE was awarded Best Large Visitor Attraction at the Liverpool City Region Annual Tourism Awards 2012 for its offer and commitment to the delivery of a world class visitor experience.
4. Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,996 reviews
Cheshire Oaks is the UK's largest Designer Outlet With a quarter-million square feet of retail space, comprising more than 140 boutiques, restaurants and cafes, Cheshire Oaks isn't merely the UK's largest Designer Outlet. The Designer Outlet has a wide range of stores, offering something to suit every taste. Highlights range from athletic labels, like Nike and Adidas, and high-street favourites, like Marks & Spencer and Next, to a selection of iconic fashion brands, including Burberry, Polo, Michael Kors and Hugo Boss.
Reviewed By helenhN4667MN - Ilkeston, United Kingdom
First visit with my seventeen yo son and was very impressed, lots of shops to go at at great prices, I would also recommend if you have a student union card to use it, you can save a fortune ????
5. The Regent
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
The Regent is a unique antiques and craft centre set inside one of Blackpool's oldest landmarks. Located within an old cinema The Regent has 3 floors jam packed full of stalls containing everything vintage, jewellery, collectables, crafts and antiques and everything in between. The Regent is open 7 days a week from 10 a.m with entry completely free. Browse at leisure before enjoying a drink and a cake afterwards in the on site vintage tearoom. With a large car park opposite The Regent is definitely not to be missed.
Reviewed By knitting5156
We are locals and didnt know about this place until last year, We love it. Love anything antique orientated and this has a lovely little tea toom too and a cinema which we havent yet had chance to try due to coronavirus ; I really hope this lovely place reopens after lockdown and doesnt become another unfortunate statistic of this awful virus . It would be such a shame if it didnt
6. Market Place
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By FamilyKarmic
Stumbled upon this place when I noticed the entrance to the Vaults. After a lovely lunch we ventured upstairs and was pleasantly surprised at the sheer volume of lovely shops. I would recommend anyone to check out this place.
7. Wayfarers Shopping Arcade
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By bobbythomas153 - Southport, United Kingdom
I am a Southport resident and visit this wonderful and beautiful grand Victorian Shopping Arcade on a weekly basis. I go wow and i never tire of visiting this beautiful place.This one of many most beautiful gems found in our great town. The great glass roof lets in wonderful amounts of natural light that make it feel bright and airy. The Shop fronts and doors are made from great dark wood that adds to the beauty and charm of the place. The stair cases are lovely and the banister rails are wooden and the banisters are beautifully carved out in a green lovely metal with a red rose engraved on them. I love the lighting in the ceiling which was restored to look like the original lighting from the Victorian era. I would highly recommend you visit the wayfarers arcade when you are in Southport and bring a camera to capture memories of this beautiful place. This is a must see on any to do list. This actuation is highly accessible for all people young and old those in wheel chairs and those with prams as its all on the flat on ground level and there is a lift to the upper levels. I am an adult with autism and i feel comfortable vising the arcade and i don't personally myself experience any sensory overbroad and i feel it is autism friendly.
8. Charter Walk Shopping Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
9. The Stamford Quarter
10. Manchester Arndale
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 992 reviews
This premier shopping center offers many department stores and designer shops for every style, taste and budget.
Reviewed By T6476WOshanel
Great Shopping centre in the heart of Manchester.Love this Shopping centre for location,parking facilities,Food court and food outlets.High street shops and smaller stores available for all price ranges.Facilities are excellent and a must if you are ever in Manchester City centre.Great Apple Store as well.????
