Location: Northwich
Top Things to do in Northwich
Countries
What to do and see in Northwich, England: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Northwich is a town and civil parish in the unitary authority of Cheshire West and Chester and the ceremonial county of Cheshire, England. It lies in the heart of the Cheshire Plain, at the confluence of the rivers Weaver and Dane. The town is about 18 miles (29 km) east of Chester and 15 miles (24 km) south of Warrington. 19 miles south of Manchester and 12 miles south of Manchester Airport. Northwich has been named as one of the best places to live in the United Kingdom according to The Sunday Times in 2014.
Restaurants in Northwich
1. Stockley Farm Birds of Prey Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 381 reviews
Birds of Prey ( Owls, Hawks and Falcons )experiences in a lovely Cheshire setting.
Reviewed By T8071ZHlisah - St Helens, United Kingdom
I had this experience day bought for my birthday as a present, and I have got to say this is the best present I have ever had. Had an absolutely amazing day. Got to hold different types of birds and also got a lot of useful information about the different types of bird of preys. Thank you so much I will definitely be returning. :)
2. Vale Royal Falconry Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 208 reviews
By Appointment Only! New Falconry Activity Centre (registered zoo!) Open all year round for private and personal bookings and experiences with birds of prey and meerkats! Please ring to discuss your requirements and we would be pleased to help. Our offering is unique as it is personal and private! Suitable for individuals, families or party groups.
Reviewed By Fessey79
Amazing experience today for birthday children were included in the day felt today was such a personalised experience thankyou for such a brilliant time and informative day x
3. Delamere Forest Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By brian_on_nbgrace
this a really big forest with lots of different trails and walks something for every one, my 2 border collies love it there. there are 4 different car parks that I know of but you must remember that it is a forest and be prepared for some dirt and mud in places, the only thing that spoils it for me is when people leave litter or dog poo bags for someone else to clear up, I love the piece and tranquility of the trails that are off the main areas, there is also a lot of work being done near Whitegate car park, so some of the tracks and trails are closed, they are doing lots of work reestablishing the peat bogs, and getting ready to reestablish Beavers to the area
4. Weaver Hall Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By helencQ1882DA
I visited with my fiance. I'm originally from northwich but don't live here any more, and in my childhood I went to this museum a lot back when it was called The Salt Museum. sadly the giant tongue with the bar code reader that tells you how much salt is in certain food is gone, but there is still a really good interactive room and many interactive parts of the display. northwich has a rich history and it was truly captivating. the lady on the desk was really welcoming and friendly, and talked us through everything with enthusiasm. the little video for introduction was entertaining and well made. all in all its a great little museum. worth visiting the lion salt works afterwards however we didn't have time during this visit - although I went to them before they were refurbished.
5. Stonyford Cottage Gardens & Nursery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Traditional Family run Gardens, Tea Room & Large Plant Nursery. This is a must for the keen gardener and wildlife lover. The Gardens are set beyond the Nursery and once walking through the walled archway the magic begins. The gardens are set around a tranquil pool with island pathways and wooden bridges leading to various features. This Monet-style landscape has a wealth of moisture-loving plants, including iris and primulas. Drier areas feature unusual perennials and rarer trees and shrubs. Woodland paths meander through shade and bog plantings with views across the pool to the cottage gardens. Outdoor Theatres and Weddings are also held here throughout the season. Also ideal for Cyclists and dog walkers as very close to the Delamere Loop and Sandstone Trail. Ladies Afternoon Teas, Group Tours and Workshops are also held throughout the season. Open March to October. Out of Season bookings taken for special events and groups. See our Website for more details on upcoming events.
Reviewed By Wendymillership - Chester, United Kingdom
Due to Stonyford being closed due to COVID 19 . Stoneyford have set up a wonderful on line service . I ordered 3 robins on Wednesday. Paid on line with pay pal . Chose my day and time slot for 12.30 today Friday 12 th June . An excellent and efficient service. Our order was waiting for us on a table in the car park with our name on a board . Definitely recommend and use this service again at Stonyford. Many thanks Fred and Wendy Millership.
6. Vickers Way Park
7. Marbury Country Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 299 reviews
Reviewed By apIoan74 - Northwich, United Kingdom
Great local country park for dog walking, tea, coffee and snacks at weekends, a lovely lake with a hide for bird watchers.
8. Lion Salt Works
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 425 reviews
The Lion Salt Works is a restored historic open-pan salt making site, in the village of Marston, close to Northwich. The site lies adjacent to the Trent and Mersey Canal, close to Weaver Hall Museum and Workhouse, and the historic Anderton Boat Lift. This £10.23 million project opened in June 2015 offering a fascinating journey through the life of the country's last open-pan salt making site. When exploring the site and its restored buildings, you will discover how the salt works operated and the impact of salt on mid-Cheshire's people, economy and landscape.
Reviewed By StephenD918 - Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom
This attraction boasts a modern cafe/shop/ticket office. It contrasts nicely with the former working area, parts have been restored to show how the work took place. There are other parts that show the state of the place before restoration took place. There are interactive displays that show how salt was produced on the site. The history of salt in the area is told from before Roman times to modern days. The flooring can be uneven, so care is needed. The cafe is also worth a visit
9. Delamere Forest
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 844 reviews
A great place to walk, cycle and much more! In the heart of the National Forest, Hicks Lodge is a former coal mining site that has been totally transformed by new plantings and exciting trails for you to enjoy. A great day out for the budding cyclist, from tearaway toddlers to young teens perfecting their skills, we’ve got a range of trails for beginner to intermediate appetites. Visit our lakeside bird hide where you can soak in the beautiful scenery and spot some unique wildlife, such as the migratory sand martins. There are also walking and horse riding paths to explore the forest, a play area and a café!
Reviewed By MarkBCheshire - Northwich, United Kingdom
Fantastic Area to visit, it has plenty of parking, beautiful scenery lots to do including Go Ape , they have lots of concerts in the summer and a cafe near the Delamete train station. Cycling , horse riding . It's a very large forest with trail walks go all ages and capabilities.
10. Great Budworth Real Dairy Ice Cream Farm
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By 419clarem - Manchester, United Kingdom
As other reviews say this is not full day out but is a friendly place to visit in beautiful countryside surrounded by beautiful daffodils along the lanes.a great variety of flavours most are gluten free too abd even have gluten free cones and take away 1ltr cartons.
TAGS
