Congelton Museum is a place of great interest to anyone who wants to learn more about this community and the people that have lived in...

Silk from cocoon to loom, visit Macclesfield’s two award-winning silk museums where we have weavers in residence. The story is told through audio-visual programme with...

Bring the whole family to explore and enjoy this pretty county park with woodland, wetland ponds and a wildflower meadow. Macclesfield Riverside Park is...

Capesthorne Hall is where the Bromley-Davenports and their ancestors have lived since Domesday times. It contains a variety of treasures including fine paintings, furniture, marbles...

Rudyard Lake is found in the Staffordshire Moorlands, just 2 miles north of Leek. The area just above Rudyard Lake used to be used...

Situated just to the north of Leek in Staffordshire, this railway offers visitors the chance to travel around a three mile loop, taking in some...

One of the most important pieces of Tudor architecture in this area of the country, Little Moreton is a property that has been looked after...

The Cheshire Manor Home of the Leghs since 1315. The Great Hall was built between 1450 and 1505, the Elizabethan “Black and White” in...

Walk alongside the world famous Lovell telescope on our observational pathway, and you’ll find the answers to who, what, why, how and when? Take a...

Tittesworth Reservoir is a tourist attraction for all the family. Not far from the reservoir are the Roaches: a famous gritstone rock formation popular with...

This 15th Century mill stands next to a tranquil millpond and is certainly one of the oldest and most interesting pieces of surviving architecture in...

Ford Green Hall was a seventeenth century house, owned by the Ford family, but has now become a relic and an insight into life in...

This mill and museum celebrate a piece of history and technology that would have once been important and pivotal in the local community. The...

Found in 1897, Moorcroft Pottery quickly became a universally known, prestigious pottery company. In 1904, Moorcroft won the gold medal at the St. Louis International...

Queen’s Theatre, built in 1911 by Russell and Cooper of London, is Stoke’s oldest surviving theatre. In the past, many famous people such as Ken...

The Royal Stafford Ceramic Café offers a hands-on exhibition where you can design, make and paint your own pottery: which include earthenware plates, mugs, bowls...

Ceramica was built at the turn of the millennium to commemorate the glory of the Potteries. The museum will show you every step it takes...

Richard Dudson found Dudson in 1800, but by the 1891, they started to specialise in pottery for hotels and hospitality. The Dudson museum, in the...

The Bollin rises in the Pennines and flows through Macclesfield, Wilmslow, and Bowden and eventually into Manchester ship canal, about 30 miles from its source....

There has been a long tradition of industry in this area of Staffordshire, and this Flint Mill is a good example of some of the...