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Things to Do in Bolton, England: See Tripadvisor's 74,479 traveller reviews and photos of Bolton tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in June. We have reviews of the best places to see in Bolton. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.
- Bolton Steam Museum
- Bolton Museum
- Smithills Hall
- Queen’s Park
- Hall I’ Th’ Wood Museum
- Churchgate
- Bolton Market
- Bolton Town Hall
- Rivington Pike
- Turton Tower
At this museum you can enter one of Bolton’s old industrial giants, in the cotton store of the now demolished Atlas Mill. Within is an amazing assortment of stationary steam engines that have been rescued from industrial facilities around Manchester, Lancashire, Yorkshire and as far away as Wales. Most provided power to the vast textile factories. ...
There’s a real sense of ceremony around Bolton Town Hall, and much of this comes from the Neoclassical, crescent-shaped Bolton Civic Centre that opened in 1939. This complex hosts the town’s central library, as well as the museum on the top floor where you can get up to speed on Bolton’s story. At the time of writing in 2018 the museum was partly c...
Be sure to see this sumptuous Medieval manor house wreathed in formal gardens at the namesake country park. Smithills Hall is owned by Bolton Council and is on raised ground at the edge of the West Pennine Moors. The property goes back to the 1300s, and the great hall in the north range is from that time and has held onto its original plan and peri...
Sloping down to the River Croal northwest of the town centre, Queen’s Park is a quintessential Victorian park inaugurated in 1866 and revamped since the 2000s thanks to the Heritage Lottery Fund. The banks of the Croal have been cleaned up and the river is crossed by the cast iron Dobson Bridge. There’s also a lake, a sunken garden with formal flow...
There’s riveting history at this 16th-century half-timbered manor house. The name is “Hall in the Wood” in the Lancastrian dialect, and was built for a wealthy woollen merchant. Later, rather than belonging to one noble family, the house was divided into several separate dwellings and used by families involved in industry. One former tenant you can...
Between Bank Street and the Gothic Revival St Peter’s Church, Chruchgate is a pedestrianised thoroughfare with a few interesting features. In the middle of the 13th century, this was where Bolton’s first market was located. Walking towards the church, on your right side is Ye Old Man & Scythe (1251), the oldest pub in Bolton and one of the oldest i...
In the centre of town on Ashburner Street, Bolton Market is a staggering Victorian iron and glass building that was restored 1980s and again in the 2000s. When it was first completed the market was the largest in the UK, covering more than 5850 square metres. Whether you’re here to shop or not, you have to go in to see the cathedral-like proportion...
Part of the same bold ensemble as the Bolton Museum, Bolton Town Hall creates a big impression on the pedestrianised Victoria Square. This Grade II-listed Neoclassical building went up between 1866 and 1873, and if you’ve been to Leeds or Portsmouth you might notice that their town halls (Guildhall in Portsmouth’s case) look similar, and that’s bec...
Six miles to the northwest of Bolton town centre, this is a trip worth every second. At 363 metres and with a clean view over Greater Manchester to the south, and the Lancashire Plain to the west, Rivington Pike is one of the best vantage points in the North West of England. The drive climbs into high moorland streaked with millstone grit, sandston...
Just past Jumbles Country Park, this half-timbered manor house is about halfway between Bolton and Blackburn. Turton Tower has been constantly adapted since it was first raised as a fortified pele tower in the Middle Ages. The biggest changes came in the 16th century when it became a plush country house, and lots of Tudor architecture survives from...
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1 de mai. de 2024 · The first thing we recommend to do in Bolton is get a pasty, because it’s the single most important thing to do. Whether you pop into Bolton-beloved Carrs or have a gander at Greenalgh’s, there’s a unique and expertly crafted parcel of goodness around every corner.
