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Discover the best top things to do in Tameside, United Kingdom including Fairfield Moravian Settlement, Emergency Exit Escape Rooms, Portland Basin Museum, Park Bridge Industrial Hamlet, The Farm Shop at Lymefield Garden Centre.
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1. Fairfield Moravian Settlement
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By ronp901 - Manchester, United Kingdom
If it wasn't for the cars, you could easily believe you were back in the 1700s! I discovered the settlement when I was a teenager and decades later I'm still fascinated by it. The architecture is stunning and the church is a 'must visit', as it's absolutely beautiful. It must have been hard to maintain those buildings, so many thanks to those committed individuals who possessed the will to do it.
2. Emergency Exit Escape Rooms
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 123 reviews
Emergency Exit Escape rooms. We offer real-life, film set quality escape rooms. Choose your own adventure! You Have one hour, locked in a room with your chosen team, you must use your cunning and logic to escape, before the time runs out. Emergency Exit immerses you in a real life adventure, racing against time to solve puzzles and complete the mysteries. It's a fun event for everyone. We offer various custom themed escape rooms and can adjust each experience to suit the players requirements. Emergency Exit is an exciting and fun experience, delivered through total immersion with custom-built sound, lighting and special effects. We offer an escape game experience like no other.
Reviewed By Tahlia88 - Austin, United States
My friends and I here in America played the virtual version of The Exorcist room and were completely impressed. Highly recommend! Gameplay went as smoothly as butter. Players have a host and a cameraman to guide them through the puzzles. Unlike your standard IRL rooms where the hosts are part-timers who mostly work behind the scenes, these guys are clearly immaculate professionals with a performance background. After our session, we talked about how James' experience as a magician helped him create the special effects. He even took a demonology course so he could sound more knowledgeable when answering player questions. Apparently, the actual Crowley manor is located nearby the escape room, which explains the ER's attention to historical detail. Now, I will say that my friend group are savvy escape room enthusiasts and we only got out with 17 sec to spare. The puzzles aren't particularly hard, but finding the clues and talking with the host slows things down (not in a bad way, though!). This just means newbie escapers might not win the game, although I think they'll still enjoy it immensely. And maybe I'm wrong. The host was a total pro and it's possible he'd provide more hints to newbies that would help push things along faster.
3. Portland Basin Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 436 reviews
Portland Basin Museum is housed within the restored nineteenth century Ashton Canal Warehouse in Ashton-under-Lyne. The museum combines a lively modern interior with a peaceful canal side setting. It is an exciting family friendly museum, with something for all the family.
Reviewed By georgetF4032FZ
A huge former canal warehouse at the junction of the Ashton, Peak Forest and Huddersfield Canals, with the two lower floors used as a Museum, with accommodation above (I think). A replica street scene, with reconstructed houses, a pub, schoolroom, chapel and shops, plus tableaux on mining, the canals, local transport, hatting and gloving, and other local industries. Access to the canal side, with open air seating to complement the very pleasant tea room and a chance to watch boats passing by. Plus a good souvenir shop and helpful and friendly staff.
4. Park Bridge Industrial Hamlet
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
5. The Farm Shop at Lymefield Garden Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By L9440LNjulies - Dorchester, United Kingdom
We visited to pick up a picnic lunch. We were really amazed at the quality of the products. Eventually decided on fresh veggie quiche and the most delicious ginger cake, together with a coffee each. The coffee was definitely not bland, as per a previous old post. We browsed the plants, prior to our purchase, and were pleasantly surprised. Considering they were probably mobbed after the lockdown, they still had a reasonable amount of quality stock. Lastly, the staff, who were friendly and appeared to genuinely want to provide a service. We look forward to another visit soon, when the cafe is open.
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