Best Attractions near Smithills Hall

Explore the beauty of Alance Bridge, a historical landmark in Bolton, where culture meets nature in a serene setting.

Explore vintage vehicles and interactive exhibits in a historic 1848 railway warehouse celebrating Northwest England’s transport heritage.

Step aboard the East Lancashire Railway for scenic steam and diesel journeys through historic Lancashire, starting at the iconic Bury Bolton Street Station.

Discover the rich history and architectural beauty of Radcliffe Tower, a must-visit landmark in Manchester that encapsulates the essence of local heritage.

Explore 350 acres of enchanting woodland, thrilling adventures, and family fun at Haigh Woodland Park in Wigan.

Historic Lancashire pub with five centuries of stories, ghosts, and award-winning hospitality.

Discover the tranquil charm of Hatch Brook Waterfall, a hidden natural gem nestled in Lancashire’s scenic woodlands near Chorley.

Explore Lancashire’s coal mining heritage at Astley Green, home to the last surviving headgear and winding engine of the Lancashire coalfield.

Historic canal basin and underground mine entrance in Worsley, showcasing the heart of Britain’s Industrial Revolution heritage.

Chorley's premier outdoor shopping centre blending high street brands, independent retailers, and entertainment in a historic market town setting.

Discover timeless antiques and savor classic British tea room delights in the heart of Haslingden’s vibrant Rossendale community.

Explore Wigan’s rich history and culture in a stunning Victorian library turned vibrant local museum.

Historic Victorian park in Wigan blending heritage architecture, lush gardens, and vibrant community life across 30 scenic acres.

Explore Wigan’s iconic 1907 cotton mill with the world’s largest working steam engine, a monument to industrial heritage and engineering marvel.

A historic Grade I listed Anglican church in Prestwich with over 800 years of worship, rich architecture, and poignant community heritage.

A quirky, privately built lighthouse on the Bridgewater Canal offering scenic views and a unique inland maritime charm in Manchester.

Discover over 400 years of history and stunning parkland at Astley Hall, a captivating Tudor-Jacobean house museum in the heart of Chorley.

A serene wetland refuge in Wigan, blending industrial history with vibrant wildlife and accessible nature trails.

A serene moorland monument honoring Edwin Waugh, Lancashire’s cherished dialect poet and his creative refuge on Scout Moor.

A vibrant cultural hub in Rawtenstall blending local history, contemporary art, and community spirit in a welcoming museum and gallery.

Explore Manchester’s largest park with historic Heaton Hall, vast green spaces, family attractions, and year-round events in a stunning natural setting.

Explore Heaton Hall’s exquisite neoclassical architecture and rich history nestled within Manchester’s expansive Heaton Park.

A serene Victorian park where heritage charm meets family-friendly recreation in Blackburn's green heart.

Step back in time with vintage tram rides and a charming museum nestled in Manchester’s scenic Heaton Park.

A spacious family-run shopping outlet in rural Lancashire offering quality brands, dining, and a welcoming countryside atmosphere.

Experience the thrill of flight in Manchester’s premier indoor skydiving wind tunnel, where safety meets adrenaline in a family-friendly setting.

Experience the UK’s longest indoor real snow slope with year-round skiing, snowboarding, and snow play in Manchester’s Chill Factore.

Explore 480 acres of woodlands, sports facilities, and heritage at Blackburn’s beloved Witton Country Park.

A vibrant shopping centre blending mainstream and independent stores in the heart of Blackburn’s town centre.

Explore Hoghton Tower, a majestic Tudor manor steeped in royal history, dramatic battles, and stunning panoramic views in Lancashire.

Manchester’s grand shopping palace blending flagship stores, family fun, and festive magic under one roof.

An indoor LEGO wonderland in Manchester where children aged 3-10 can build, play, and explore interactive rides and exhibits.

Discover the historic charm and tranquil beauty of Rylance Mill Farm, a peaceful countryside gem in Pemberton, Wigan.

Historic Albert Park in Salford blends Victorian charm with modern sports facilities and vibrant community spirit in a lush urban setting.

Explore 650 acres of woodlands, meadows, and heritage gardens in this sustainable Lancashire country park, open year-round for all ages.

Discover Lancashire’s charming Heskin Hall Shopping Village, a unique blend of historic barns, eclectic shops, and cozy cafes for a perfect countryside shopping day.

Honoring Salford’s first MP and social reformer, the Statue of Joseph Brotherton stands proudly in historic Peel Park.

Historic Victorian park in Salford offering riverside walks, family fun, and rich cultural heritage beside the River Irwell.

Start your journey through Salford’s rich heritage and vibrant Media City at the iconic Blue Tower meeting point.

Explore the vibrant BBC Dock House at Salford Quays, where cutting-edge broadcasting meets stunning waterfront views and cultural energy.

Explore Victorian life and vibrant art collections in Salford’s historic museum nestled within scenic Peel Park.

An elegant cable-stayed swing bridge linking MediaCityUK with cultural landmarks across the Manchester Ship Canal.

The UK’s first indoor inflatable theme park in Trafford Park – giant slides, ball pits and non-stop bouncing fun for kids and adults.

Discover Salford’s vibrant waterfront with world-class arts, iconic museums, dynamic media hubs, and scenic leisure all within one lively square mile.

Discover Salford Quays, Greater Manchester’s vibrant waterfront with iconic culture, sport, shopping, and stunning architecture all within a walkable urban oasis.

Explore Lancashire’s historic cotton mill transformed into a vast antiques centre with 500+ stalls, a war museum, penny arcade, and charming café.

Discover powerful stories of war and peace in Manchester’s iconic deconstructivist museum overlooking the Ship Canal.

A dynamic cultural landmark in Salford Quays, The Lowry offers world-class theatre, galleries, and vibrant arts experiences on Manchester’s waterfront.

Discover the exquisite flavors of Modern British cuisine at Pier Eight Restaurant, set against the stunning backdrop of The Quays in Manchester.

Waterside outlet shopping and family leisure in the heart of MediaCityUK’s regenerated Salford Quays waterfront.

A regenerated waterfront of museums, media studios, shopping and waterside dining that fuses dockland history with contemporary city life.

Modern, secure, and flexible self-storage and workspace solutions in the heart of Middleton, Manchester.

Salford Riviera: Where historic docks meet vibrant culture and scenic waterfront living in the heart of Salford Quays.

A peaceful community-driven garden oasis offering seasonal beauty and sustainable urban gardening in the heart of Salford Quays.

Urban watersports hub offering paddleboarding, kayaking, and year-round open water swimming on Salford Quays.

Explore Greater Manchester’s rich public transport heritage through one of Britain’s largest collections of historic buses, trams, and trolleybuses.

Historic estate grounds transformed into a vast family-friendly park with gardens, maze, playground, and miniature railway in Leyland.

Discover the enchanting Fairies Chapel at Healey Dell, a natural rock grotto steeped in folklore and nestled within a tranquil riverside nature reserve.

A peaceful urban park in Salford blending natural beauty, fitness facilities, and rich historical roots in a welcoming community setting.

Explore Manchester’s rich Jewish heritage in a beautifully restored 19th-century synagogue, now a vibrant museum and cultural hub.

Explore Britain’s rich commercial vehicle heritage in Leyland’s historic museum, from vintage trucks to the iconic Pope mobile.