What to do and see in Trafford, England: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups

The Society operates a miniature railway in Abbotsfield Park since 1948 at Chassen Road, Flixton, in the Borough of Trafford, Manchester. We run every Sunday throughout the year except Christmas Day. And some Banh Holidays. Weather permitting. The railway is a continuous circuit of 2200 feet (670 metres) of raised track comprising both 3 1/2" and 5" gauges. It is one of the largest elevated tracks in the country. The price of a ride is 30p per adult or child.

Disc Golf has arrived in Greater Manchester! Manchester Disc Golf along with Trafford Council, The Friends of Longford Park and DUFFA have installed a new FREE-TO-PLAY 18-hole disc golf course in Longford Park, Stretford, Manchester. Thanks to funding from Veolia Trust, Thrive Trafford and a crowd funder, there are 18 permanent baskets (aka 'holes') on the course. There are both beginner-friendly and pro tee pads - so fun for all the family! The course is now complete and discs can be hired from the local café (please check the café opening hours and ensure you have enough time to play before heading out if hiring discs!). We can accommodate schools, youth and adult clubs, corporate events and stag/hen groups - please contact us for details.

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.

Purpose-built to tell powerful stories of over a century of conflict, IWM North makes full use of its extraordinary exhibition space to deliver a moving and immersive experience.

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.

An award-winning, vibrant destination for performance, culture and events. Live theatre and event spaces, galleries, bar & coffee house and workshop studios.