Top Things to do in North West England
Top Hotels in North West England
Top 10 Visitor Centers in North West England, England
Discover the best top things to do in North West England, United Kingdom including Stockport Tourist Information Centre, The Vault: A Story Bank, Keswick Information Centre, Macclesfield Visitor Information Centre, Congleton Tourist Information Centre, The Weavers' Triangle Visitor Centre, Fantastic Kendal, Knutsford Heritage Centre, Appleby Tourist Information Centre, Blackpool Tourist Information Centre.
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1. Stockport Tourist Information Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. The Vault: A Story Bank
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
The Original strong room, in the visitor Information centre in the old bank on main street, Kirkby lonsdale has become a story bank. The safety deposit boxes keep safe films with fascinating characters and stories from the areas past and present. A great attraction and good start to your visit to this beautiful market town
Reviewed By C2837XYtomk - Brookhouse, United Kingdom
The vault may be located at the back of the Town and Tourist Information Shop, but is well worth seeing if you love your local history in the Lune Valley or your history as it tells you so much about the area even if you are staying nearby or passing through the town as the vault is original as the building itself was a bank. I may have lived in the area all my life and seen two information videos, but will be listening to all of it soon and learning even more information about the famous names and the stories that made Kirkby Lonsdale and the surrounding area well known to so many and is also interactive to so it's great for friends, families, couples, on your own or businesses and anybody who loves history, so it's a great way to introduce yourself to Kirkby Lonsdale as a new person or family in the local area, or as a resident who is proud to live there and know the history of the area you call home or remind yourself of it.
3. Keswick Information Centre
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4.5 based on 202 reviews
Here to help visitors and locals. Pop in for leaflets, guides and advice from our friendly advisers about the local area of Keswick and around Derwentwater, and around the Lake District National Park.
Reviewed By rayrest - London, United Kingdom
Right in the middle of town this building used to be a prison. Some very detailed books here and well worth a look in. Staff are very knowledgeable.
4. Macclesfield Visitor Information Centre
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4.5 based on 52 reviews
Macclesfield Visitor Information Centre was opened on 9 December 2011 and has been completely redesigned to reflect Macclesfield's unique identity.As well as all the usual items you'd expect a Visitor Information Centre to sell, we also have a fabulous range of locally sourced artisan products such as jewellery, handbags,sunglasses, jams, chutneys, chocolate, scarves and more.We're proud to sell Macclesfield Town Football Club merchandise and if you are a fan of the band Joy Division we have a variety of memorabilia that will interest you. You can buy tickets for Macclesfield Town Football Club, theatre performances, local events and major attractions such as Chester Zoo and Tatton Park. We don't charge a booking fee so you'll find some of the best ticket deals around in our VIC.
Reviewed By NicolaD914 - Kingston-upon-Hull, United Kingdom
I phoned first and left a message on the answer phone when no-one answered. We were visiting the area soon and I wanted some information regarding things to do in the area. A week later a map and some brochures arrived in the post, mostly walks and country parks locally but useful. Many thanks. When we visited Macclesfield, we called in for directions to a particular mill shop and a restaurant. It was easy to find, in the market place. The lady was very helpful.
5. Congleton Tourist Information Centre
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4.5 based on 63 reviews
Our award winning Visitor Information Centre is the ideal starting point for planning your visit to Cheshire.The centre is conveniently located, and our friendly, helpful staff have a wealth of local knowledge to share with you.Additional services at our Visitor Information Centre include:Maps, guides and local publications Tickets for major events, such as the Cheshire Show Tickets for local theatre productions and events Tickets for attractions such as Tatton Park and Chester Zoo Gift ShopOpening TimesSummer (April to September)Monday – Saturday, 9am - 5pm Winter (October to March) Monday – Friday, 9am - 5pm Saturday, 9am - 1pm Accessibility informationWheelchair Access Automatic opening doors Dropped counter for wheelchair users Hearing loop system for the hard of hearing
6. The Weavers' Triangle Visitor Centre
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4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By nedosd - Oxford, United Kingdom
On arrival at this museum I was greeted by a very friendly and enthusiastic team who were keen to tell me about the history of the Burnley Linen Mills The museum is contained within the visitor centre which sits alongside the Liverpool Leeds canal. Entrance is FREE but a donation of £2 pp is appreciated to enable the upkeep of the museum which is totally staffed by volunteers Also available is a small cafe were I enjoyed tea and home made fruit cake If you are visiting Burnley try and visit this museum as you will be surprised at the history this town holds
7. Fantastic Kendal
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
Kendal Tourist Information Centre (Fantastic Kendal) is a not for profit local and visitor centre in the heart of Kendal. we offer great service; information, accommodation booking, Kendal gifts, luggage drop off, kendal Mintcake and lots lots more
8. Knutsford Heritage Centre
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4.5 based on 97 reviews
Knutsford Heritage Centre is the best way to discover Knutsford and Elizabeth Gaskell’s Cranford. Changing exhibitions tell the story of Knutsford and its people. Official Walking Tours of Knutsford run every Friday afternoon (at 2pm from May-October. The Centre also houses the famous Knutsford Tapestry, measuring 52 metres it took 4 years to complete and involved 3,000 people in the stitching. It captures the architecture and every day life of Knutsford in the year 2000.
Reviewed By verity1
As well as the astonishing tapestry, which the lady volunteers told us all about, there is a touching memorial to local soldiers killed in WW1 and a pretty courtyard garden kept up by one of the gardeners from Dunham Massey. If you want to find out a lot about Knutsford, this is for you. It is a small place, not suitable for very large groups.
9. Appleby Tourist Information Centre
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4.5 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By chrismoorederby - Derby, United Kingdom
They were so friendly and helpful, made us feel very welcome to the town and region. We met the Major who allowed us a peep at the 11th Century Moot Hall - fans of Harry Potter will spot the reference. Worth a stay
10. Blackpool Tourist Information Centre
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4.5 based on 364 reviews
Reviewed By A3303XQpaulh - Huddersfield, United Kingdom
It's a really different building. Mind it's Blackpool so nothing amazes me just now here. The tourist office is vital to Blackpool. You can buy tram passes , theatre tickets and get all the leaflets you with ever need. Staff are friendly and welcoming.
