Top Things to do in Hanley
7 Budget-friendly Things to do in Hanley That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Hanley, United Kingdom including Escape Stoke, XP-VR Virtual Reality Experience, Stoke on Trent, The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery, Dudson Museum, Mitchell Arts Centre, The Coachmakers Arms, Ninja Warrior UK Adventure Stoke.
1. Escape Stoke
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 404 reviews
Each escape room is designed for groups of 2 - 6 and Witchcraft & Wizardry 2-8. We have 6 rooms in operation so we can accommodate teams of up to 38 simultaneously. We lock you up in a mysterious escape room, and give you exactly 60 minutes to get out. In order to beat the live escape game you and your team must solve many puzzles, riddles, brain teasers and identify clues. Can you escape?
Reviewed By tammysC1430CP
Had a fantastic time at the escape rooms tonight. Exceeded all expectations - staff friendly and helpful and a well thought out and imaginative concept to the room. We all thoroughly enjoyed it and will be back
2. XP-VR Virtual Reality Experience, Stoke on Trent
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 66 reviews
The West Midland’s most immersive VR entertainment venue. Epic virtual reality experiences, VR gaming, VR escape games, VR treadmills, VR motion simulators and VR home rentals. Incredible group adventures await. Are you ready to step into the game? Book online.
Reviewed By Aded0626
Took partner for a birthday treat today and he apsolutly had a great time he done the creed boxing experience excellent value for money, staff was great very covid friendly and made his experience more special by giving him a treat on the flying simulator this is his fourth visit and will continue going
3. The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 565 reviews
Travel back in time and discover the history of the Potteries, including the world’s greatest collection of Staffordshire ceramics and The Staffordshire Hoard, a trove of Anglo-Saxon treasure! The museum has more than one hundred and fifty thousand objects on display across a range of subjects including; Ceramics, archaeology (including the Staffordshire Hoard), fine and decorative arts, natural sciences and social history. We have a lively and engaging exhibitions and events programme with many free events for the whole family to enjoy. Enjoy a light lunch or afternoon snack in our relaxing Café Museum with regular musical accompaniment by Frank Leigh. Browse in The Foyer Shop for unique quality gifts, cards, books and souvenirs of the Potteries.
Reviewed By PatrickR414
lovely attraction, close to Tesco so easy to park, started off in the cafe delicious local oatcakes and full range of dishes and cakes, very clean, lovely meal and friendly staff. visited the Staffordshire Hoard, stunning display. the pottery and china rooms were fantastic. there was a delightful street scene of houses in the early 19th century, a chip shop with coal fired range, a chemist, fire station and a school room, a typical parlour and a wash house too, and a full sized dolls house complete with amazing furniture
4. Dudson Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By WillStaffordshire
Situated inside a bottle kiln this is a lovely museum with great displays. Set on two levels within the museum it gives a concise history of Dudson and its products. I was amazed at the range of ceramics it had produced. Well worth a visit and although its free I'm sure a contribution in the donations box would be welcome and certainly deserved. PS there is a nice little cafe across the courtyard. PPS the adjacent car park in Hope Street is very handy
5. Mitchell Arts Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Mitchell Arts Centre is Stoke-on-Trent's only Arts Centre. It is a lead venue for performing arts, visual arts and educational workshops and classes in the area. Within the modernised 1950s venue, is a 304-seat theatre, dance studio, rehearsal space, workshop and meeting rooms. The Spitfire Cafe Bar provides catering Monday - Saturday.
Reviewed By Billy0709 - Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom
1st time that me or any other family members had been to here.... Well wow what an amazing auditorium, fantastic size great seats and view. Lovely clean venue, friendly staff. Excellent little cafe. Panto was brilliant will definitely be returning next year and throughout the year for other shows.
6. The Coachmakers Arms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By adrianontour2019 - Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom
A great little pub on the edge of the city centre. It's been my local for over a decade now so my review is distinctly biased! The pub was nearly lost through redevelopment and more recently poor management. Now back on top form. The pub has four public rooms, three quite small and each with their own character. Get in at the right time and you will struggle not to get involved in the (often lively but always amicable) discussions. Limited outside seating, on-street pay and display car parking adjacent, directly opposite the bus station so easy to get to by public transport.
7. Ninja Warrior UK Adventure Stoke
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 65 reviews
Ninja Warrior UK Adventure sessions allow you to fully explore the park and tackle the huge selection of Ninja Warrior UK Adventure obstacles. The course has varied difficulty levels so you can progress through to become a Ninja Warrior. Above all, it's fun and will have you mastering your inner Ninja in no time! Whether you are looking for a post Ninja refuel or a great spot to watch your Ninja’s tackle the obstacles, our café menu has everything from light bites to filling mains. Make sure you ask our café staff about our specials, we change these often. Please note: We do not have a lift to access our upstairs Fūdo Café.
Reviewed By Jojo8461
From Jojo 8461 Very friendly staff. Easy to understand covid rules. Exceptionally clean and the staff were cleaning every 15 minutes non stop. Pleasurable time for all the family and felt very safe. Thank you
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