A beautiful theatre. Very good atmosphere. Watched Showaddywaddy. They were brilliant. Liked it as close to the stage wherever you sat. Would definitely recommend. Only downfall is parking but was definitely worth going. Xx

Took the grandkids to see beauty and the Beast the pantomime. It was excellent and very well presented, the 12 days of Christmas song was great and very entertaining the kids loved it, audience participation was brilliant and everyone came out smiling ! Only one small complaint would be the popcorn which was stale !

Had a fun packed evening in a fabulous looking building. Staff were really helpful and efficient. Nice licensed bar for refreshments before the show and we were able to pre-order the drinks for the intermission. Performance was great and very funny. We were sat upstairs in the stalls and it was really cramped - this was the only downside of an enjoyable evening.

Stunning theatre, comfortable seating, friendly and helpful staff. Good food and drink options, including delivery to your seat if pre-booked.

Really lovely traditional theatre that's trys it's hardest. There are some signs of wear and tear but still a fantastic building. Just love this theatre. So many fantastic and wide ranging shows. We have 3 more booked in this year ❤️😁

Lovely small(ish) theatre that was great for atmosphere. Staff were helpful and friendly. RARITY: There appeared to be plenty of staff to deal with getting in the venue, finding your seats, AND purchasing refreshments etc.

Fabulous communal spaces. Great housekeeping. Seating in the gallery was very tight. Lack of exits in the gallery is concerning. Quite claustrophobic when full. Avoid the gallery if over 6ft tall.

Our second visit back in July 2024. I love underground spaces. This place is amazing, filled with memorabilia relating to nuclear war. It is huge with plenty to see. A great day out. All the usual facilities are onsite. The added bonus is that your ticket lasts a year, winner.

Great place to visit, a well thought out museum and defo recommend downloading the guided tour on Spotify and listening on headphones whilst walking round for a great insight. It is cold so take a coat in the winter, full cafe there too so well worth a visit

Absolutely brilliant. I love these kinds of places. I saw things I never thought I'd see outside of films. I also think mankind was incredibly lucky not to have gone down this road.

Be honest I was surprised to see a lots of SSSR items include old fashion music that’s been really good thank you for sharing it highly appreciated

It was a little chilly inside. It was a great place to visit , very interesting lots of information. And a brew at the end of the visit.

This was a lovely trip on a Bank Holiday. Very interesting indeed. Friendly staff, good coffee and well directed route around the museum. Definitely recommend a visit.

Super place to explore with lots of historical artifacts and scenarios. It is in need of tlc, the smell of damp hits you in places but of course without funds it's a difficult situation. Overall well worth going especially on week days when it's quiet.

Lovely buildings and garden. Nice cafe. Food good but expect to pay premium price. Parking £3.50

My visit to Walton Hall and Gardens was truly exceptional, surrounded by breathtaking nature, vibrant tulips, and beautifully maintained gardens. However, I did encounter some challenges with the toilet facilities—one was out of order, and for the other, keys had to be collected from the café, which I found inconvenient. Additionally, the signposting for the toilets could have been clearer. Despite this, the overall experience was remarkable, and the stunning surroundings made the visit worthwhile.

It's a nice place to visit: 'zoo' is a farm really. Maybe not a working farm, but only farm animals. Good playground, it was very busy though. My toddler enjoyed the train ride, we likes the greenhouses with koi carp.

Beautiful place and the gardens are so well maintained and lovely to walk around. The biggest plus is it’s very accessible for wheelchairs, brilliant.

The best place for family entertainment in town. We also visited the marriage palace where very polite staff who told us the history of the park and gave us coffee.

Lovely place to visit. Great children's zoo with goats, pigs, peacocks and alpacas. We really enjoyed this and plan to visit again. There is also a large play area with plenty of picnic benches and seating for the adults. The gardens surrounding the Hall are beautiful and well kept. Parking cost £3.50 for our whole time there which is an absolute bargain. Great place to take the kids for a few hours.

Beautiful gardens, lots of squirrels and different birds, seen an owl tried to get a pic but it flew away, easy parking, came at 6.30pm which was alot quieter apparently, gates to gardens and car park close at 8pm.

Great day out, lots of young kids play area and rides. Toilet facilities all over the theme park which was great. We had a fab day out my 8 year old actually went on most rides and loved it. Worth the price there's a cafe and restaurant there but we decided to take sandwiches as I have a fussy eater.

We decided to take our son to visit Gulliver's World over the Easter Bank Holiday. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't in our favour but we still managed to have a good time. My son loved the RAF section and the Apache Falls water ride the most. There were parts of the park that needed a bit of TLC, especially in the Lost World section. Many of the areas looked the same as when my husband and I were kids! With some ageing better than others. I can't fault the staff, as the ones we spoke to were friendly, polite, and helpful. The cleanliness of the park itself was very good. We saw many cleaners out and about to ensure public areas and toilets were kept clean and tidy, even in the rain. While we had a good time overall, the park did show its age in places. However, there was a decent variety of rides and attractions for all ages. I can imagine it's much more fun in the warmer weather. Although the rain didn't stop us from going on the Apache Falls and getting absolutely soaked!

Really impressed! Went today, it's the Easter holidays we went with 2 boys both aged 5. It was ideal for their age group. Lots of rides suitable for little kids and plenty with little to no queue. I have a dinosaur fan so we went straight to their "Lost World" section which my son absolutely loved! We spent half the day just there. Some of the bigger rides did have longer queues so we waited in a couple of long queues for rides we really wanted to go on. But there are so many play areas, for the majority of the queue time the kids were able to play. Plenty of parking. Was good value, we booked ahead and paid £21.50 each. Plenty of toilets, bins, picnic areas, kiosks. And I didn't think the prices in the gift shop were too bad either. I've certainly seen worse. We spent the entire day and didn't manage to see everything. We're excited to go again. Absolutely brilliant.

Excellent place for kids from toddlers to young teenagers. Some great rides fast and slow. Great food places and gift shops. Log flume you get soaked. Great day out. Open at weekends 10am till 4pm just enough time to get round. The queuing time really isn't that bad. Soon moves. Lovely staff and a clean place. Signposted everywhere. Not hard to find and car park attendants are there so guide you through so there's no traffic jams. Rides for toddlers to ride with adults or other rides Where'd kids can go on alone. They have the height sign there. Some places quite expensive to get a drink and something to eat but it's usually the way. Cannot fault the place though. Excellent day!!

If you’re looking for the perfect family day out, Gulliver’s World is an absolute gem! From the moment we walked through the gates, the whole park buzzed with excitement and charm. Designed especially with children in mind, this theme park is a dream come true for little adventurers and a nostalgic treat for parents too. What really stood out is how well thought-out the entire park is. The rides are age-appropriate, fun, and varied – from gentle carousels and mini roller coasters to splash zones and thrilling drop towers that give just the right amount of adrenaline for younger thrill-seekers. Every section has its own quirky theme, making it feel like you’re stepping into a new storybook world at every turn. The staff were genuinely lovely – friendly, patient, and clearly passionate about making each guest’s experience magical. We were impressed with how clean and well-maintained the park was, and even on a busy day, the queues were totally manageable. Another big win? The prices are reasonable, especially compared to other major theme parks, and you’re not constantly bombarded with overpriced add-ons. It felt more like a wholesome, family-first experience than a commercial one. From pirate ships to dinosaur valleys, and even a charming little train ride that circles the park – Gulliver’s World delivers smiles, laughter, and lifelong memories. We left with tired feet and full hearts. Highly recommended for families with children aged 2 to 13. Trust me, Gulliver’s World is a hidden treasure that’s worth every minute. Book a visit today!

This place is great for the kids and they will have an absolute blast. What i will say is that the park is outdated and super grotty in places. Some of the staff are less than enthusiastic. They seem like they'd rather be elsewhere. The price we paid however and the amount of attractions for the kids to play on made the day worth the price we paid. Not a bad way to spend a day. I wouldnt go back again.

Overall I can say that we had a great experience during the whole day today. The queues were not bad at all. We only had to wait between 15-30mins for our turn. The staff were friendly and attentive, the atmosphere was great. It seemed that today (Saturday) wasn't that busy either.

Went to an event, Henry VIII, Divorced, Beheaded, Died, absolutely loved it. It was an outside event so definitely would recommend taking a coat or blanket as it gets chilly in the evening. Pizza was freshly made, staff were fantastic.

Very interesting medieval/ tuder house. I'm not big on these types of visitor experiences but I found this enjoyable. Not too big, lots to read and in places a little spooky. Free to enter. This is not a hotel. However I believe there are 26 shepherd's huts and a gatehouse that I did not visit.

Wonderful place, beautiful grounds, very interesting, if not tragic history to the place. Good fun if you buy into all the ghosty stuff as well. I've got to admit there is one room even I was reluctant to go in. 😂 It's not the cheapest place but the food is good quality.

We had a wonderful 3 course meal at Samlesbury Hall with friends. We were lucky enough to be seated in The Great Hall & it was decorated beautifully. The evening was organised by Sharon & we were looked after by Chester who was an absolute Superstar on the night! The food was delicious, the atmosphere lovely & the staff outstanding! Thank you for such a wonderful evening 🥂 🍷 🍻 😊

A beautiful hall, lots of rooms to wander through, paintings, furniture, magnificent fireplaces, lovely grounds, kids play area, cafes, it's also free entry but it's well worth putting a donation in the boxes dotted around. Dogs not allowed inside the hall.

First time here... took my two kids. Can't believe I was born in Blackburn and yet never thought to visit this place. Might have been the ghost stories 🤔 😆 The tour was excellent. Very charming host, one of the Trustees. The story telling mezmorized my kids, and the food was awesome 👌 The lady in the waffle house was so kind,and friendly. We will go again

Samlesbury Hall is a fantastic venue to have a wedding. Chester and the team looked after us on the day expertly. All of the staff are very supportive and try to accommodate the needs of the guests. We had lots of different dietary requirements and Samlesbury Hall were able to deliver without issue. The venue on the day was stunning. All of our guests commented on how good the staff were, the venue and the food. We had a lot of guests stay in the shepherds huts. They loved being on site and found them very comfortable. We then all hung out in the cafe the morning after, reflecting on the day. Samlesbury Hall has everything! Thank you for making our day perfect.

perfect place for a nice non rushed walk, kids enjoyed it too. quiet and serene place that's inviting for all.

Fantastic place to visit great walks for all ages no dogs allowed as it's a nature reserve. It's perfect for animal lovers

A calm place to visit yet a bit boring. Nothing in particular to do except for a walk (we found a deer in the nearby bushes) and sitting by the water.

A great place to explore, encouraged my friend's son to try his hand at photography. Will be back x

A very nice place to visit, the wildlife appeared to be taking a day off though, having said that at my age my walking range is a bit limited so will revisit. The catering is rudimentary in its offerings considering the modern kitchen and equipment available to staff. Parking there was plenty room, one option £5 for all day but money goes to funding the reserve.

A stunning location. We went for the Santa event and it did not disappoint, my daughter found it magical. Parking is easy to access, there is a large outdoor play area enroute to parking that is easy to walk to. Even spotted deer is the tree line. Would definitely visit again. No dogs allowed on floating visitor centre area though. Loved it.

Brilliant place to go walking and nature/bird spotting. (Several hides dotted around) paths are good and accessible, visitor centre is lovely too. EDIT: Spring visit was fab, with so much bird & bug activity! Friendly little squirrel let up get fairly close for photos

This place is amazing, it’s a gorgeous little magical place full of birds of prey. The staff that walk around are really polite and very happy to help with anything you need. There full of information on the different breeds of owl or bird. There are plenty of seating and you can get coffees in the little shop at the entrance. It’s a lovely magical place for the kids. Loads a nice planting. The bird show is awesome too plenty of hands on action with the birds for kids and adults just grab a glove and the staff will help you. I’m so glad we found this place. The prices are very cheap we’ve been to a few places and paid a lot more and received a lesser experience if you like birds of prey get your butt here you won’t be disappointed. It was my lads Birthday and we booked the vip owl handling experience he was in his element he held Ben the owl who was lovely and Roy his handler who told us loads of info about Ben and how he ended up being there Roy was a really kind fellow. Andy was also really nice was helpful teaching my lad and showing him how to hold them. Also telling jokes and giving us loads of info. This was an amazing day and we will definitely be coming back. Thankyou so much to the team and staff you gave us an amazing day xxx

I loved my visit here,the volunteers and owners are passionate and clearly love every single one of the feathered beautiful creatures there and it's not hard to see why! I'll be back to see Knowley,Koffe,Magic and all the others again I can guarantee that and I highly recommend anyone who's on the fence about if they should does too. Also a big shout out to the guy who served us and makes the big fridge magnets

Absolutely beautiful experience here today. A huge range of birds kept in good condition and amazingly dedicated staff who were happy to answer questions - you could see that they genuinely enjoy what they do. The 12:30 flight show was fantastic too. They made sure everyone was able to have a few seconds holding a beautiful owl which I was surprised at as I expected only a handful of people would be able to get involved! Definitely recommend this as a day out to anyone.

Lovely day out with family. All staff are very friendly and informative, happy to help in every way. Bird show was I clouded in the price and was fantastic! All the audience got to hold the birds and fly them in different ways Including kids! Could not recommend more.

Had a brilliant Easter day visiting the sanctuary. We didn't know what to expect on our visit, we had see the sign for the sanctuary but not visited before. We where delighted to find friendly, knowledgeable and welcoming staff on site. There is a large array of aviaries to see the birds in. The flying show last over 1hr 30min with at least 7 different birds of prey flying for us to see. Will visit again when possible.

Just visited this amazing little bird sanctuary! They're doing such important work caring for these gorgeous birds. So many gorgeous owls and birds of prey. The volunteers there are so dedicated, and the staff is incredibly knowledgeable and passionate. Definitely worth checking out if you're an animal lover. #birdsanctuary #volunteering #animalrescue #featheredfriends

Best £20 we’ve spent. Amazing day out. All of the volunteers were lovely and the people flying the birds were very knowledgeable. The fairy house hunt was also a fun activity to do while waiting for the bird show. No extra costs to hold the owls and they made sure that everyone who wanted to hold one did. Great for families and couples.

Once you walk around the walls you can visit the museum ( sorry forgot the name) , when the weather is nice it can be a pleasant walk. I like that it is not too far from the city centre . Unfortunately a flying visit and i could not see more than what I did.

Not quite as full as York but still very enjoyable. Weird to find yourself on the pavement one minute and peering over canals from a height the next! Nice to see the plaques describing the towers and viewpoints along the way. Loved the little independent bookshop/cafe we discovered just by the cathedral. Pretty views and a nice walk.

The walls surrounded the city are providing you views and history together. Beautiful views of the spectacular city and river side. It is approximately a 2 mile walk on uneven going up down that includes climbing stairs. Not good for anyone with mobility issues.

Lovely walk around the city center of Chester. Takes about 1h to complete, but it's possible to only partially walk the wall. I recommend walking the whole stretch since the wall passes by all the sights to see. There are also lovely shops and cafés along the way.

I love walking the full length of the city walls when I'm in Chester. The 2-mile long circuit, with its gates, medieval towers and viewpoints, is virtually unbroken - though it does descend to street level in places - and it's open all year. Walking at a leisurely pace with frequent stops at points of interest, it takes me about two hours to go all the way round. There are many entry points, but although wheelchair users and people with prams can access the walls in a few places, they would find it impossible to do the full circuit because of uneven stretches and steps. Dogs are welcome, but they have to be on a lead. The best of what Chester has to offer can be seen and easily accessed from the walls: the cathedral, castle, Roman amphitheatre, canal towpath, River Dee boat landings, racecourse, and city centre shops. Some great views, not only of Chester but also of the surrounding countryside and Welsh hills. I find the history on the information boards fascinating. It's hard to imagine that ocean-going sailing ships used to dock right outside the city gates! There are even a couple of shops on the walls, and a unique little café next to the Eastgate Clock that I thoroughly recommend! Walking the city walls is an enjoyable way to get to know and find your way around Chester!

Chester City Walls are a remarkable feature of the city, built with distinctive red sandstone and stretching around the historic center. Walking along the walls offers a unique perspective of Chester, with beautiful views of the River Dee, charming streets, and impressive architecture all along the way. Originally built by the Romans and later extended in the medieval period, the walls are among the most complete in the UK and offer an incredible connection to the city’s past. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or just looking for a scenic walk, the Chester City Walls are definitely worth exploring.

A well reserved wall where we saw wall around Chester inside the Chester city center. The wall gate is amazing with the amphitheater ruins and many residues of roman site.

Visiting Chester Cathedral for the first time was a striking experience—one that lingers long after stepping outside its ancient walls. From the moment I entered, the sheer scale and craftsmanship hit me. The Gothic architecture, with its soaring arches and intricate stonework, commands both awe and respect. It’s not just a building; it’s a statement carved in sandstone, echoing centuries of devotion, conflict, and transformation. The atmosphere inside was quiet, but not silent—there was a weight to the space, a kind of solemn presence that felt deeply grounding. Sunlight filtered through stained glass windows, painting the floor with colors that shifted with the hour. The choir stalls, some of the finest in England, held a tangible sense of time worn into every carved detail. What stood out most wasn’t just the architecture, but the blend of the sacred and the human. Modern art installations sat beside medieval tombs; signs of an active, adaptive space rather than a museum frozen in time. The cloisters offered a moment of calm, while the gardens hinted at the peaceful rhythm of monastic life. It wasn’t a place that screamed for attention—it whispered, and I listened. Chester Cathedral left me reflective, slightly in awe, and with a new appreciation for the layers of history and meaning a single structure can hold. I walked out not just having seen something beautiful, but having felt something real.

A Beautiful Blend of Art, History, and Whimsy! My visit to **Chester Cathedral** was absolutely delightful! The highlight was seeing the stunning **Peace Dove** art installation—its intricate design and symbolic meaning made the experience truly special. The cathedral itself is breathtaking, with its awe-inspiring architecture and rich history that transports you back in time. One of the loveliest surprises was the peaceful **garden**, where I discovered a charming sculpture and—to my joy—**Paddington Bear** sitting on a bench, happily enjoying his marmalade sandwich! Such a fun and unexpected touch that brought a smile to my face. Whether you're here for the art, the history, or just a serene stroll, Chester Cathedral is a must-visit. Highly recommend!

One of the most beautiful cathedrals I have seen! I normally don't like churches and such, but this place is beautiful and full of history! The entrance is free, but donations are welcome. I recommend doing a tour for people who are more interested in the history. Don't miss out on the garden, the door is a bit hidden. And the door handle has the be pushed up otherwise it won't open. There is also a café next to the gift shop. Really worth to see!

Really nice cathedral. Chester Cathedral, boasts a rich history spanning centuries. Originally a Benedictine abbey founded in 1092, its impressive Gothic architecture largely took shape from the 13th to 16th centuries. Following the Dissolution of the Monasteries, it became the cathedral church in 1541. Today, it stands as a magnificent landmark, hosting regular services, events, and offering a glimpse into Chester's past.

Chester Cathedral is a breathtaking testament to centuries of history, architecture, and spiritual significance, offering visitors an awe-inspiring experience within its ancient walls. The intricate Gothic stonework, vibrant stained-glass windows, and serene atmosphere create a profound sense of peace, while the informative guided tours provide fascinating insights into the cathedral’s rich past. The surrounding courtyard is a hidden gem, perfect for quiet reflection and capturing a delightful photo with the charming Paddington Bear statue, a nod to local heritage. Visitors are kindly reminded to maintain courtesy and respect during their visit, honoring the sacred space and ensuring a pleasant experience for all.

Chester Cathedral is a must-visit for anyone enthusiastic about history and architecture. The building is a stunning example of Gothic design, and it’s truly wonderful to admire the intricate details throughout the structure. Inside, the cathedral is peaceful, beautifully maintained, and spotlessly clean. The exterior is just as impressive, surrounded by a well-kept garden that adds to the overall charm and serenity of the place.

Absolutely stunning building that invokes a sense of reverence and wonder. Couldn’t believe it was free, but we did make donations. You can access so many areas, it is just wonder after wonder, and the details of the people buried inside is fascinating; they were so young. Interestingly, we noticed some art work depicting Jesus and black, which made us feel that the cathedral is firmly rooted in historical accuracy and the 21st century as well as being a stunning homage to the past history. The tombs inside have to be seen to be believed, and the stained glass is breathtaking. The day we visited some visitors went on to the roped off paths on to the grass and began kicking the heads off the flowers, so I would suggest they have some staff presence outside. Don’t pass this place by, you’ll be amazed at the beauty of the cultural heritage it offers.

Martin Mere was very nice on the sunny day we went. The birds and other animals were easy to see and there is a lot of information available to learn about them as you make your way around the Mere. There were also good activities for the children, and the cafe was nice, if expensive. It was quiet when we went, the otters were a standout experience and very social!

I have the fondest memories of Martin Mere, and it had been 20+ years since I'd visited, but it is still wonderful. It was very special for me to show my little boy how amazing it all is!

Martin Mere is a lovely afternoon put, especially for the children. It's a little pricey but most things are now! Plenty of birdlife to see, and it is well maintained. Would recommend. 😊

An excellent day out. Arrived a few minutes after opening and was still here six hours later. Plenty to see and do, particularly if you like birds.

Unfortunately, I didn't get to explore the whole site due to my child being desperate to get to the playground area. I'd love to return however it is expensive and there are extra charges for certain activities. I understand it all goes to conservation and costs, but it still does seem excessive.

Beautiful views and lovely location. The play area being built now looks great, just like Slimbridge. Cheap day out with boundless card

Great day out! Brought my 3 year old nice over the Easter break, and she throughly had the best day. We paid £1 extra for her to do the duck hunt, which kept her entertained the whole way round. Lots of different interactive sections for everyone of all ages to get involved, stunning spots to bird watch, designated quiet space and activities to get involved in. We ate in the cafe which was quick service and nice toasties, my niece had a kids box which was just enough for her. Lovely helpful staff, plenty of parking. Overall had a great memorable day and will definitely be returning again, my niece hasn't stopped talking about it.

Always excellent quality fabric and amazing choice. The staff are lovely as well!

This is my go-to for jersey fabrics and rib knits. A wonderful selection (so hard to choose from), with regular stock updates and excellent customer service. Order turnarounds are always quick and the quality of the fabrics is excellent! Now with an App you can easily order from! I will continue to order from you, thank you!

Little Legs Fabrics are amazing! They stock beautiful fabrics and process and dispatch orders very quickly. They are also prompt to respond to any queries. The only downside is that after liking their Facebook page, I now see all the tempting new fabric and my bank balance is taking a hit!

A beautiful shop in an beautiful location! If you get a moment to pop into this shop, you should, it’s a little slice of fabric heaven! If not then fear not, their online shop is also fantastic. Such a wonderful selection of designs. I have made lots of bits for my son from Little legs fabrics. Gorgeous quality and he loves the designs! Will be shopping again.

I've ordered several times from here and have never had an issue, always arrives promptly, correctly and well packaged. A lovely selection so when I'm looking I know I'll find something, fabrics are well described and catalogued on the website. Just wish I was closer to visit in person ☺️

I am an experienced seamstress who has placed online orders on many occasions through Little Legs Fabrics and I have never been dissapointed. They offer a vast range of fabrics, patterns and notions on a well designed and organised website. My personal favourite are the exclusive designs, simply beautiful! The fabric I have ordered has always been of excellent quality. Delivery has always been prompt and items well packaged. The owner is always more than happy to answer any queries I have and help with colour matching ect. The also have a lovely little facebook group to share makes and ideas with others. I couldn't recommend this company any more highly, my go to fabric shop, every single time.

Superb! Order by midday dispatched same day. Never had a problem with any of my fabrics from this shop (and I buy a lot)!

You need a head for hights to enjoy this one. Or at very least be able to tolerate them. That said, the views as you walk over are fantastic and the aqueduct itself is something a little special. There are also some lovely little boats selling some nice items on the walk to the bridge. Remember the railings on the aqueduct are old and quite wide so if you have young children or small dogs be very careful.

Unique place. Very picturesque. I'm not good with heights so couldn't cross but still got some fab pictures. Hubby and many others crossed. Just missed the barge trip but would have done it. Pub on canal bank and great tea room a short walk away. ( parked there for £3). Beautiful location. Very popular with tourists.

A very beautiful place with a relatively easy walking track. For some of the activities such as canoing, it is recommended to book in advance. Otherwise, for the walk, plenty of car park options are available and walk and enjoy the environment.

A great spot for families and especially young kids. Free entry with option for paid visit to the planet floor. There’s around 4-5 floors including the bee floor, dinosaurs and the aquarium which we really enjoyed. Toilets on every floor and a really fun experience over all would recommend everyone visit. Also good location and close to the park and other museums.

Amazing displays, went through all of them (spent around 2 hours here, but you can be here all day exploring😄), we went on Saturday right as the museum opened so there wasn’t a lot people yet and it was as overwhelming. We enjoyed the science displays of geology and zoology but also the Egyptian mummy display was very interesting. Also the location is nice nearby is small park with memorial and next door is art gallery also worth to see.

What a great day!! Staff were extremely helpful and friendly, cafe decently priced. No entrance fee, a five pound donation recommended. Well worth it. One exhibition you paid for and there was a charge to watch the film in planetarium. The venue and the exhibits were fantastic spread over 5 floors. Each one totally engrossing. Would definitely recommend (i took my 5 year old granddaughter) Enjoy!!

What an absolutely brilliant place this is! Honestly, it's a must visit attraction in Liverpool and really is worth going out of your way to visit. The aquarium was very good, as was the bugs exhibition yet then Egyptian Gallery was just spectacular. All for free as well. Get yourself there please! You won't regret it.

Visited the World Museum. Will be honest. It's not as good as it used to be. There's not as many sealife creatures to explore. Some of the tanks are empty, They used to have the ants walking along the rope, which they no longer have. The large spider used to be on the ceiling above your head. Which is now situated on the wall above doorway. However, it's still worth a visit. Especially the mummy section. I never went to check out the science part was short for time. So can't comment. I never tried out the cafe so can't comment on the food. FREE ENTRY to museum. Donations greatly appreciated.

if you're a true Beatles fan, this is a little lackluster. i definitely don't regret going, and this museum definitely has some interesting pieces - however, it's definitely more about photo opportunities and telling you the story/facts, than actually displaying the artifacts. there isn't really much on display, however what IS there is super interesting. i would argue that the price is way higher than it should be, but i did have a good time :)

Tucked into the iconic Albert Dock, The Beatles Story Museum is nothing short of a pilgrimage site for music lovers, dreamers, and die-hard Beatles fans. From the moment you step through its doors, you're whisked away on a nostalgic journey through the life, music, and legacy of the Fab Four. The experience is masterfully immersive. Each exhibit feels like stepping into a time capsule—recreations of The Cavern Club, Abbey Road Studios, and even the psychedelic brilliance of Sgt. Pepper-era magic are all brought to life with authentic detail. The audio guide, narrated by those close to the band, adds depth and emotion, weaving personal anecdotes with historical insight. It’s more than a museum—it’s a heartbeat of 60s culture, vibrating with Lennon’s wit, McCartney’s melodies, Harrison’s soul, and Starr’s rhythm. Rare memorabilia, original instruments, and poignant interviews paint a vivid portrait of four lads from Liverpool who changed the world. The gift shop is a treasure trove for collectors, and the café offers the perfect spot to reflect while “Let It Be” plays softly in the background. Whether you're a lifelong fan or a curious newcomer, The Beatles Story is a must-visit. It’s heartfelt, informative, and genuinely magical—a love letter to the band that made the world sing!

Fantastic exhibition, well laid out with very an informative audio guide. Nothing is rushed and you can take your time to walk around at your own pace and soak it all in. Didn’t quite know what to expect to be honest, but I thoroughly enjoyed my visit. The cafe serves very good coffee and the souvenirs shop is well stocked if a little pricey, but if you’re a Beatle mad fan, that’s probably not going to influence you too much.

Absolutely brilliant. This place brings the story of The Beatles to life. They give you a set of headphones and as you wander through each area the story of the fab four is incredibly brought to life. Once is not enough, I would go back again.

We went to visit it but it was closed due to renovations. The area is nice, spacious and there’s a lot of stores. I was told the museum has incredible exhibits and it’s worth spending time there. There are toilets in every big block and lots of walking spaces.

The Maritime Museum at the Royal Albert Dock in Liverpool is a renowned cultural institution celebrating the city’s rich maritime heritage. Located in the historic and picturesque Royal Albert Dock, the museum explores Liverpool's significant role in global seafaring, trade, and migration. The museum features engaging exhibits on topics such as the Titanic, the Lusitania, and the city's vital links to the transatlantic slave trade. Visitors can delve into detailed displays of historic ships, maritime art, and artifacts, as well as learn about the evolution of Liverpool as one of the world’s most important ports. With interactive exhibits, educational programs, and a stunning waterfront location, the Maritime Museum offers a compelling experience for history enthusiasts, families, and tourists alike. It's a key part of Liverpool's UNESCO World Heritage waterfront and provides insights into the city’s profound relationship with the sea.

Great museum with great guides. Great place to bring family, pupils, students to learn about British history, the trans Atlantic slave and how much Britain had to do with it, among many other things. Highly recommend! For anyone bringing children, please brief them on being respectful for there's a lot of sensitive history displayed.

A really good showcase of Liverpool’s maritime history and economy. A few galleries bring visitors through this, including one focusing on the Titanic. There is a gallery on slavery on the top floor.

Great Museum. I didn’t know Titanic was owned by a Liverpool firm. The head office of titanic is just few hundred metres from this building. It has a dedicated section for Titanic and its relationship with Liverpool. Of course that's not all of it. It shows the history how the maritime revolution took shape and how it transformed the world.

I personally feel this Maritime museum in Liverpool is better than the one in London. Really enjoyed it. There are 3 floors showing different themes to make me understand so much about the maritime’s world. Also there are a lot of parts to make kids interested. Will definitely bring kids to come again. 2-hour trip with kids is an ideal timing to enjoy I suggest. Definitely A Great Museum👍

The museum is absolutely packed with stuff, so a good deal of time to get around. iads of very interesting exhibits, although the bit on the Lusitania went an a bit. The Battle of the Atlantic section neatly complements the Western Approaches HQ museum, and the sections on maritime trade was fascinating. One criticism is that we found the layout incredibly confusing, we always seemed to be enter the exhibits from the wrong end and the floor arrows seemed to assume you were coming from the lifts? Sometimes the arrows pointed in two directions at once! That apart, it is well worth a visit.

The view from outside the museum near the Merseyside River is absolutely stunning and picturesque. Inside, the museum offers free entry and showcases items reflecting Liverpool's rich history. While the collection is interesting, the museum itself is relatively small, and I believe there’s room for expansion to better represent the depth of Liverpool’s heritage. On the day of my visit, an event was being held, which restricted access to several areas. It felt quite unusual that the organizers and security prevented visitors from approaching certain sections it was a bizarre experience for me. Nevertheless, the museum is worth visiting overall. Enhancing its offerings and expanding the space could truly elevate the visitor experience.

If you enjoy a hike up a steep slope or two you will no doubt enjoy this experience. The views on the way up and down and along with those on top are well worth the effort. Only moderate fitness is needed for this walk which can be accessed from near the Tea Room on the canal in Llangollen or from the Sun Trevor Bar further east on the main A road. The old castle is in ruins but still holds great charm from its commanding situation on the Bryn y Brân hill.

Perfect place for an active rest for the family. Beautiful views. The trip can start in Llangolen, there is a cheap car park but not too many places. Definitely recommend it.

Such a beautiful walk. We arrived Sunday morning around 9am and had the whole castle to ourselves for a while. It definitely got busier as the morning progressed.

13th century ruins of a castle sit on top of a steep hill. It offers a 360 degree panoramic view of the valley. It takes approximately 30 min to get to the top and it is definitely worth the climb cause the views are spectacular.

A lovely walk on a sunny day to take in the surrounding vista, plenty of places to sit, we saw people picnicking. Only a short walk if you drive up the hill and park on the roadside, no charges for parking or entry. It's a bit steep and there are no railings do take care with small children.

One of the most unique ruined buildings in Wales, steeped in history, you have to be reasonably fit and have good legs to get to the top of the hill, but once you reach it the view is magnificent. There is a footpath from Llangollen, from the canal to the summit, and it is also possible to drive to the panorama cliffs and walk up the steeper path to the rear. I would recommend coming on a clear and still day though!

A great view over the town, well worth the 30 minute climb.

Really great River for long walks and cycle route. Great at any time of the year easy to get to and some rally great long distance off road walks and paths.

A peaceful and charming spot to sit and relax. The beautiful river, with ducks swimming by and boats available for rides, adds to the serene atmosphere. Colorful flowers enhance the natural beauty, making it a delightful place to unwind and enjoy the surroundings. Perfect for a quiet, scenic escape.

The River Dee is a stunning waterway that flows through some of the most picturesque landscapes in Scotland and Wales. Stretching approximately 110 miles, it originates in the Cairngorms of Scotland and winds its way through the historic city of Chester before reaching the sea at Liverpool Bay. One of the River Dee's defining features is its breathtaking natural beauty. From the rugged hills of the Cairngorms to the lush, rolling countryside of Wales, the river offers a constantly changing backdrop that makes it ideal for scenic drives, hikes, or boat trips. The Dee is also known for its crystal-clear waters, which are popular with anglers. It's famous for its salmon and trout fishing, drawing fly fishers from around the world. For those interested in history, the river is a key part of the region's heritage. The city of Chester, with its Roman walls and medieval architecture, sits on its banks, adding a cultural richness to the river's allure. Additionally, Llangollen, a charming Welsh town, sits beside the river and hosts the renowned Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod each year, bringing together music and culture from around the globe. The River Dee also has excellent opportunities for outdoor activities beyond fishing. Canoeing and kayaking are popular in its calmer sections, while its rapids provide a thrill for more adventurous paddlers. The surrounding areas offer great hiking, with trails that lead through scenic valleys, forests, and along the riverbanks. One of the downsides is that some areas of the river can become crowded, especially during peak tourist seasons. Additionally, pollution in certain sections near urban areas can occasionally detract from the natural beauty. However, ongoing conservation efforts aim to protect the river's ecosystem and maintain its reputation as one of the UK's most beautiful waterways. Overall, the River Dee offers a perfect blend of nature, history, and recreation, making it an excellent destination for outdoor enthusiasts, anglers, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape into the countryside. Its diverse landscapes, rich heritage, and abundant wildlife ensure that it remains a beloved gem in the UK.

The River Dee in Chester is a recreational place of pleasure boat rides, walking , jog or just leisurely stroll aimlessly , crossing the bridges to get to either side of the river. Other then that , it’s a place to catch those beautiful moments whatever the time of day and in different seasons

A great spot to see the birds and boats that navigate the waters, rising tide of the River Dee night and day. A great connection between Wales and England, the River flows from Snowdonia with the name: Afon Dyfrdwy. A place to relax, enjoy an ice-cream, or meal in the restaurants and bars and cafes along the riverside. Bring some sweetcorn for the birds, not bread?

My husband and I walk down the river with our dogs quite regularly. It's beautiful. We start on the Meadows in Chester and walk for 6 miles along the river to a pub called the Grosvenor in Aldford. The path is well trodden and easy to follow. It can get a little muddy in places after a lot of rainfall but for the most part it's a nice easy walk. We sometimes start the walk in ecclestome at the car park that is right on the river as that is a much shorter walk. We see a lot of wonderful wildlife, birds of prey, deer and stag on the Duke's property, herons, commerants and all manner of other lovely nature.

This river is amazing for kayaking. There are tough rapid sections as well as some easier sections. I would highly recommend this river for both newer kayaker as well as more experianced kayaker.

Ainsdale Beach in Liverpool is a fantastic spot deserving 5 stars. It features clean, wide sandy shores and beautiful dunes, perfect for relaxing or family days out. We experienced that the beach was safe with lifeguards, were seen all around that place, clean facilities, and easy parking. Comparing to Formby, much better to have Car just next to you and also there was Bathroom facility at Parking enterence, though very expensive Parking fee (10£) We were there around 11ish in the morning. Wasn't much crowded and beach was clean and water was down. People had kites there and I would say with 15 to 16 degrees sunny day, it was perfect weather to be there since it wasn't much crowded and there was plenty of clean and shinning sand to play around. Kids really enjoyed it very well.

Beautiful day out with family 💕 We drove a mile down and it was lovely. Parked up at the end and took dogs for walk along the beach were cars cart drive. Brilliant place. £10 a day for cars is well worth it.

Been here a few times now, lovely beach and very accesible having the car park on the beach! Large enough to enjoy even when busy! The tide goes out quite far, so be prepared to walk to the sea!This time we went during the week after work for an impromptu visit, so arrived at 19:15, be warned the gates close at 20:30 so be sure to get there early enough to enjoy it as they still charged me £5 for an hour!

One of the best beaches to visit in the north west. Come here early and don't pay £10 to park on the beach as that's daylight robbery, instead, just before you get to the beach turn left and follow the road down and there's free parking there. I have found crabs here in the small deposits of water left after the tide went out, small shrimps and flat fish are in the water too. The beach isn't ruined by oil, vast amounts of dunes to explore and lifeguards around for peace of mind. Lots of dog walkers and it's great for kids too, bring all your beach gear and pitch up a tent for shade as you might spend a few hours here. During the day, the tide can go out quite far so be prepared to walk a mile or two to reach the sea. Kiting is very popular here as well as boating, if you come in May it's very breezy but perfect warm weather to cool off afterwards. There are toilet facilities at the entrance, open during the season and free to use. On a clear day, you can see Blackpool tower in the distance and the Welsh mountains with the odd ferry added into the mix.

What a beautiful beach. Added bonus ice cream van on the car park. Very nice little beach when tide is in but then as the tide goes out the beach grows so a nice surprise as we had not been before. Also a place behind you on the hill to nip to the toilet or get something to eat or drink. Can’t remember the name of it but will come back and edit the name. The depth of the water isn’t deep you can go out into the ocean a good few steps before it starts to go deeper, which I think is great for the children. Obviously always keep a close eye on children going into any water any depth. The people were very nice and friendly and social distancing was very good here so we stayed all afternoon. Beautiful place lovely and quiet.

Great clean beach, can park on beach, seas not too far out. Great sand dunes to play in. Cleaner sand in dunes for digging. Good nature walk through dunes, hidden finds. We did encounter odd jellyfish but only on one occasion. Allows dogs to a certain point. Ice cream van n snack van there everyday. Toilets just off beach.

Beautiful day spent making memories with the kiddies 🫶🏼 parking on the beach for £10 and £5 after 4pm. Plenty of space and the access is very handy when you need access to your car especially with the kids. Plenty of Bins for throwing rubbish and few cafe didn’t explore much but we seen some on the way in when parking the car. There were horses on the beach, ice cream van 🚐 lovely stretch of beach 🏖️ 🌅

Fantastic day out with great value for money ticket prices. Ticket staff are friendly and professional, creating a marvellous impression . The whole Zoo looks clean and well managed. The animals all look amazing and well cared for, the enclosures look well tended and tidy. There is so much to see and enjoy, the cafe has great selection of meal choices. My burger 🍔 and fries 🍟 were hot and tasty. Ramps make the experience easier for wheelchair users and push chairs.

This was a cute zoo. It was a bit crowded with families because of mother’s day, but that was fine. They have a lot of nice animals to explore and you can see they think off the way the habitats are designed. Lots of play and explore opportunities for the animals. Love the dinosaur garden as wel!

My first visit to this zoo and I found it to be a really enjoyable day. Plenty of animals to see with staff offering talks about them (e.g. the lions). The map is easy to follow to see where everything is. There is a train ride available which gets you close to some of the animals on the far side of the zoo. Great food and refreshments on site too

Blackpool Pleasure Beach is one of the UK’s most iconic amusement parks, offering a thrilling mix of classic rides, modern roller coasters, and family-friendly attractions. Located on the famous Blackpool seafront, this historic theme park has been entertaining visitors since 1896 and remains a top destination for adrenaline seekers and holidaymakers alike. One of the biggest draws of the park is The Big One, a towering steel roller coaster that was once the tallest in the world. Its dramatic drop and high-speed twists provide an unforgettable ride experience. Other standout coasters include Icon, the UK’s first double-launch roller coaster, and Infusion, a suspended looping coaster that glides over water. Classic wooden coasters like The Grand National and Big Dipper add to the park’s nostalgic charm, offering traditional thrills with a vintage feel. Beyond the roller coasters, Blackpool Pleasure Beach has plenty of family-friendly attractions, including Nickelodeon Land, where younger visitors can enjoy rides themed around popular characters like SpongeBob SquarePants and Dora the Explorer. The park also features entertaining live shows, arcades, and plenty of food options to keep visitors fueled for the day. With its mix of record-breaking rides, nostalgic attractions, and a lively seaside atmosphere, Blackpool Pleasure Beach remains one of the UK’s best theme parks, offering excitement for all ages.

It was pretty nice. I went in 2023 and it was very busy. This was in the summer, so I suggest that you go before summer as it can be very hard to get around. It is a good place to go to and if you want to know about the things Blackpool has to offer you should come here! We were only here for a few hours, but the busiest time has to be at 12pm.

Best tour that we’ve ever. Best place for kids hangout. Everything is perfect. Worth the price. But it’s suggestions to take snacks from home. As food quite expensive. Overall experience is perfect. Try to buy tickets in advance.

Absolutely great place for the children and adults. Staff are always very polite and pleasant. Ques for the slides can get big, but they do seem to go down quickly. I'd advise booking the last slot in the day to avoid it being very busy if you would rather a smaller crowd. Food is available but it isn't very nice it's just fast food.

Great time was had by all the family especially my 5 year old son who didn't want to leave. It was shame he was just under the 1.1 meter limit for most the slides but what slides he could go on he loved. He also loved the wave pool which was great. The only thing I could fault was not having any cameras on the family slides as it would have been nice to have gotten some photos of him on the slides but it didn't spoil our morning there. We will definitely be back again at some point. Highly recommended if you're in or near the Blackpool area and you want to keep the kids entertained or tire them out.

Totally Worth It! We booked our tickets online when we reached the park, and even though it was a bank holiday weekend, we managed to get them easily. There was a rush for the later slots, but we chose the 9:30 AM slot—and that turned out to be a brilliant decision! The early slot is definitely the best choice. Later slots had long queues, with up to 30-minute waits for slides. In the early slot, we enjoyed most rides with no waiting. Early arrivals also get the best parking since it fills up quickly as the day goes on. The water felt noticeably warmer in the morning session, which made it even more enjoyable. Facilities like lockers and wristbands worked perfectly, and you can access your locker as many times as needed. You can add money to your wristband for food, drinks, and photos, which is super convenient—and any unused balance is easily refunded at the end of your visit. There are eating facilities inside with a decent variety, though prices are a bit on the higher side. The wave pool is fun, but the wave session felt quite short—probably under 2 minutes. A longer wave time would definitely improve the experience. For rides, start with the big thrill ones—Aztec Falls, The Sidewinder, and Master Blaster are must-tries for adults and thrill-seekers. The Splash Zone is a definite highlight, especially for kids and families. Once you’ve done the main slides, take your time to relax in the pools and explore the rest of the park. Swimwear rules are clearly listed online, so it’s worth checking in advance. You can take some pictures inside the park, just be mindful of other guests' privacy. Overall, we had a fantastic time. The only things that could make it better? Slightly lower prices, longer sessions—and definitely a longer wave pool run. Because honestly, the fun never ends!

We booked tickets for 11 o'clock on a Sunday morning, for 3 hours. I would recommend you to buy the earliest entry because around lunchtime the place is packed! Kids enjoyed it a lot and we will probably be back.

Great place to go with the kids on a rainy day! Good selection of rides, suitable for all ages. We got a 50% off deal, which was great. I would say without that, then it is an expensive day out.

Visited during term holidays so it was very crowded but went early and managed to take all the rides in time and enjoy with kids in the pool. It was an amazing experience and the kids loved it. Book 10 days in advance for an additional discounted price. Watch its videos on YouTube what to expect if it's your first visit.

It was a fun experience. Some figures were uncannily realistic, others were WAY off. It was fun to see them though. TIP: if you're in the city, walk by and see if the sign is out stating that it's only "£10 when the sign is out". You'll save £20 by not buying them ahead of time.

I had an absolute blast at Madame Tussauds Blackpool! From the moment I walked in, it felt like I had stepped into a world of celebrities, sports legends, and iconic characters. The wax figures are so incredibly lifelike it’s almost eerie how real they look. One of the biggest highlights for me was the Marvel Superheroes section. Seeing Spider-Man, Hulk, and Iron Man up close was such a cool experience, and the interactive displays made it even more exciting. I also loved the Coronation Street set. I actually got to sit inside the famous Rovers Return pub, which was such a fun, nostalgic moment. Every section had its own charm, whether it was standing next to music legends, posing with the Royal Family, or getting up close with famous athletes.

Absolutely fantastic 👏 my 1st ever visit and I cannot recommend this place enough pal. A little tip for you pal if you ever visit, I saved my tesco club card points up and exchanged £5 for £10 to spend here.......so savvy! The exhibits, the characters Absolutely brilliant. I loved meeting the king, visiting ant and dec and signing tom jones up for a gig later in Derby this year! Best bits for me were meeting Ken Dodd in the mirror maze and dj ing with lewis capaldi.......you just can't write this stuff pal it's bonkers!

We had a great time at Madame Tussauds in Blackpool.. it was not busy at all and we arrived half an hour early to our ticket time.. very clean place.. great, realistic wax works.. they have VR rides and the chance to have your hand cast in wax.. we enjoyed it and it was the children's first time visiting.. but once you've seen one.. you've seen them all.. lots of photo oppurtunits..

A very good time had by all of the family in here. From aged 19 - 76 ! Some excellent wax works on show. Definitely worth a visit, and a couple of hours well spent. Thank you !

This was a superb attraction to see the different wax models, which clearly have a lot of effort put into making them and the surrounding landscapes! Television shows like Strictly Come Dancing and I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! have their settings created well and TV presenters also have their environments recreated, such as Bear Grylls and Brian Cox. I even took a photo next to David Attenborough's model and the lady Madame Tussauds herself has a grand room with a soft next to her, Mario power ups are a super addition we could say also! Sports people demonstrate different poses and the Marvel section was wonderful felt like being transported onto a spaceship, with characters of Captain Marvel and Groot's recognition. Hulk and Iron Man appear too among a derelict area depicted on the streets of New York, Coronation Street replicas are very nice to walk around even with a mini pub. Music stars from various areas are displayed and there is a system to put headphones on for listening to tunes, instrumentation kit is available by the Beatles section. Puppet show area has a cuteness to it and this is led out from a stage of mirrors to navigate, leading into an area where beach gear can be used for mock photos by us! Royal family are shown in their glory later on as are flashy musicians like Beyonce, Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga.

I recently visited with my partner, our 12-year-old son, and our 12-week-old baby. Overall, it was a great way to spend a few hours, especially on a rainy day. I’d recommend visiting during quieter times. As we went midweek, it made a big difference. I can imagine it feeling quite crowded otherwise. While pushchairs aren’t normally permitted, we were allowed to use ours due to how quiet it was, which made navigating the space and taking family photos much easier. There are some stairs inside, but a lift is available. The lift attendant was particularly friendly and helpful, even putting my partner at ease when she felt a bit anxious about using it. I’ll admit I’m not a huge fan of celebrity culture, so I wasn’t expecting much — but I was genuinely surprised at how entertaining it was. The experience sparked quite a few laughs and gave us some brilliant moments together as a family. One slight frustration was around ticketing. We had planned to use Tesco Clubcard vouchers, but because my partner wanted to include the Rovers Return drink experience, we had to buy a more expensive ticket. This meant the vouchers weren’t valid, and unfortunately, I couldn’t get them refunded. To add to that, once inside, we realised you could actually enter the Rovers Return and buy a drink without the upgraded ticket — a detail that wasn’t made clear at the time of booking. Lastly, the photo packages at the end felt overpriced — £20 for a "saver" bundle didn’t feel particularly value-driven for just a handful of pictures. That said, I’d still recommend a visit, particularly during off-peak times. We easily spent two to three hours inside, and it turned out to be a fun and memorable family outing. Let me know if

Great value and iconic way to see the Promenade in Blackpool! Some of the trams are open top, which is great for the illuminations but beware of bad weather! We just missed an open top tram and we were disappointed we missed it. But as luck would have it, a rain storm came out of nowhere and we were lucky we got on a tram with a roof!

I was looking forward to a ride on the tram which I experienced today. Unfortunately the tram was very busy with standing room only and despite all the information I have seen they would not accept my bus pass for payment. I was not the only person on the tram who expected their bus pass to cover the cost if the fare. The conductor was very nice about it but told me I would have to pay for the return journey so I declined and got off at the next stop and had quite a long walk back into Blackpool. I suggest they update their information.

Lots of parking at reasonable cost, card or contactless on the way out. Toilet block near car park. Lots of benches and tables. Plenty of routes to take and explore. Windy at the top and very steep, lose stones underfoot so have sensible footwear. No bins about so lots of rubbish and bags of dogs mess, unfortunately some people are just scummy.

Great walk with a variety of paths for different levels of difficulty. Large car park, card payment only on leaving, reasonable charges. All in all a great place to visit.

It was amazing to be there. You could choose easy trail or steep path. We tried both the way. In easy trail we could experience beautiful views. Top was very windy but enjoyed the everything. Parking was cheap as well. I highly recommend this beautiful trail. Amazing, Fantastic experience. Thank you for keeping clean and well managed. Pls visit this place and North Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Always a lovely walk! Sun, wind, rain or snow always a great place for a walk with some amazing views and a choice of easy to more difficult challenging walks with whatever distance you chose 👌🏻 ⛰️

We walked up on Boxing Day. The weather was amazing which of course made it an amazing walk with fantastic views.

We use different routes, it’s a short walk but steep in places. Ideal to introduce your kids to hiking

Perfect Welsh Mountain / Small Hill for family walking. High enough to know you’ve climbed, but shallow enough to be tackled by young children, active oldies, and anyone in between. An hour’s drive from Liverpool, and a great Pub Lunch in Cilcain village after the walk