The Surroundings
Staying in Wigan provides a unique blend of historical charm and modern amenities, offering visitors the opportunity to explore its industrial heritage, enjoy the tranquility of Haigh Woodland Park, and immerse themselves in the fervor of local sports at DW Stadium. Our property is close to Robin Hood Retail Park with all restaurants chain foods for a bite to eat.
Proximity to Liverpool
Visiting Liverpool is a vibrant and culturally enriching experience. The city, famous for its maritime history, is a bustling hub of art, music, and sport. A stroll along the iconic waterfront reveals architectural marvels like the Liver Building and the Royal Albert Dock, while the nearby Beatles Story museum pays homage to the legendary band that originated here. The lively atmosphere of the Cavern Club, where the Beatles once performed, echoes the city's musical heritage. Football enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the passion at Anfield, home of Liverpool FC. Beyond its historic charm, Liverpool offers a diverse culinary scene, trendy shops, and a warm, welcoming community, making it an unforgettable destination for all types of travelers.
Within Wigan
Haigh Woodland Park
Escape to nature at Haigh Woodland Park, a vast green space that provides a peaceful retreat. Enjoy leisurely walks through the woodlands, take a ride on the miniature railway, or engage in various outdoor activities such as adventure golf and high ropes courses. The park offers a perfect blend of relaxation and recreation.
Wigan Pier
Explore the historic Wigan Pier, an iconic site that was once a bustling center of industry during the Industrial Revolution. While the original buildings have been redeveloped, the area still holds historical significance. Visit the Wigan Pier Quarter to learn about the town's industrial past through exhibitions and displays.
Trencherfield Mill Steam Engine
Delve into Wigan's industrial history by visiting Trencherfield Mill, home to one of the largest working steam engines in the world. The impressive engine, built in 1907, once powered the cotton-spinning mills of Wigan. Take a guided tour to learn about the machinery and the role it played in the town's industrial heritage.
Robin Retail Park
Robin retail park, located right near the property, is where you can find a plethora of places to eat, from food chains, to food halls. Get a bite to eat when you need a break from the shopping, with stores offering things for the whole family.
Haydock Racecourse
Haydock Racecourse in Wigan offers a thrilling blend of horse racing excitement and a lively atmosphere, making it a popular destination for both avid racing fans and those seeking an entertaining day out. With its picturesque surroundings and a calendar filled with exciting events, Haydock Racecourse promises a memorable experience in the heart of Wigan.
Aintree Racecourse
Aintree Racecourse, located near Wigan, is globally renowned for hosting the prestigious Grand National, one of the most famous and challenging horse races in the world. This iconic venue not only captivates racing enthusiasts with its history and tradition but also offers an exhilarating atmosphere, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking the excitement of top-tier horse racing.
DW Stadium
If you're a sports enthusiast, catch a game or stadium tour at DW Stadium, home to Wigan Athletic Football Club and Wigan Warriors Rugby League Football Club. Immerse yourself in the passionate sports culture of the town and witness the excitement of live matches.
Reebok Stadium
Bolton Wanderers F.C. play their home matches at the Toughsheet Community Stadium located in Horwich, Greater Manchester, England. The stadium, inaugurated in 1997, was initially known as the Reebok Stadium in recognition of the club's sponsors, Reebok.
Local Trains
Proximity to Manchester
Exploring Manchester is an exhilarating journey through a city that seamlessly blends industrial history with modern vibrancy. From the iconic red-brick architecture of the Industrial Revolution to the striking glass structures of MediaCityUK, Manchester offers a fascinating visual tapestry. The city is renowned for its rich musical heritage, with iconic venues like the Manchester Arena and the legendary Hacienda shaping its cultural landscape. A visit to the revitalized Northern Quarter unveils eclectic street art, trendy boutiques, and a diverse culinary scene. Football enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the passion at Old Trafford, the home of Manchester United. With its friendly locals, innovative museums, and thriving arts scene, Manchester captivates visitors with its dynamic energy and a proud identity as a city that constantly evolves while honoring its historical roots.