Top Things to do in Trafford
Top Hotels in Trafford
- 1. Hotel Football Old Trafford
- 2. Travelodge Manchester Trafford Park
- 3. Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford
- 4. Premier Inn Manchester Trafford Centre West hotel
- 5. Travelodge Manchester Sale
- 6. Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford
- 7. Travelodge Altrincham Central
- 8. Premier Inn Manchester Old Trafford hotel
- 9. Premier Inn Manchester (Sale) hotel
- 10. The Belmore
Things to do in Trafford, England: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Trafford, United Kingdom including St. Paul's Church, Dunham Massey Hall & Gardens, Frank Sidebottom Statue, Old Trafford, TraffordCity, Red House Farm, Cemetary, Trafford Town Hall, Gorse Hill United Methodist Church, St Matthew's Parish Church.
Restaurants in Trafford
1. St. Paul's Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Midweek Communion - Thursday at 10am. BCP Communion - Sunday at 8:30am. Parish Eucharist - Sunday at 10am. All Age Worship - 2nd Sunday at 10am. Evensong - Sunday at 6pm. Please check the website for Hall based activities. - All Welcome-
2. Dunham Massey Hall & Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,287 reviews
Reviewed By helenhV3425VL
Beautiful winter garden with snowdrops early daffodils witchhazel and the most fabulous fragrant Daphne. Estate walks with deer and squirrels. Good for dogs on leads but sadly not in garden. Nice shop and 2 cafes with good choice of quality food whether hot meals snacks or cakes. Picnic area lake working mill. House closed for winter. Plenty of parking but can be busy at weekends
3. Frank Sidebottom Statue
4. Old Trafford
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6,285 reviews
Visitors can experience the club's history and go behind the scenes with the Manchester United Museum and Stadium Tour. The Museum covers an unrivaled depth of history & the 80 minute guided Stadium Tour allows visitors walk in the footsteps of legends, calling at the players' dressing room, before walking out of the tunnel towards the hallowed turf. Visitors can take their seat in the Managers' chair in the dugout and imagine the roar of the crowd on a match day. Additionally, visitors can have a bite to eat at the Manchester United Red Cafe. Visitors from all over the world are welcome to Old Trafford, and audio guides, souvenir guides and guided tours are available in a range of languages. We're committed to giving the same great experience to all visitors, so the tour of Old Trafford is fully accessible to wheelchair users, and the Museum has a lift to allow access to all 3 floors. Whether you're a Manchester United fan or not, a visit to Old Trafford stadium is a day to remember.
Reviewed By Bootsthecat1
Did the museum and stadium tour my other half was in heaven for any fan it's a must must must see so much to see you can spend hours there the tour of the ground is excellent really well organised our guide Ray I think really knew his stuff and answered loads is question there are so many photo opportunities be prepared you can get an official photo with the treble trophies for a tenner if you wish the red cafe is good not a rip off and lovely staff hope you enjoy it as much as us
5. TraffordCity
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
A unique city within a city, where you can be whatever you want to be... Whether you love to shop, thrill seek, keep fit or perfect your golf swing – TRAFFORDCITY is the place you can indulge your passion.
Reviewed By danielii2015 - Bolton, United Kingdom
Not quite in the Pre-Christmas swing but not far off. Getting there late afternoon on a Sunday makes parking manageable and it’s not quite as busy with shoppers. Lots of choice, whilst I noticed one or two units were unoccupied, still faring much better than the high street.
6. Red House Farm
7. Cemetary
8. Trafford Town Hall
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 3 reviews
