Explore things to do in Cheshire
If you’re the adventurous sort, you’ve got the entire county of Cheshire to explore, not just Warrington. Here’s just a handful of interesting places to discover…
BeWILDerwood
45 minute drive
Go on an adventure.
Lose yourself in the world of Boggles as you traverse the magical forest setting of BeWILDerwood. Autumn is one of the best times to visit this fantastical place – the changing leaves and slight nip in the air really do add to the mystery. If you’re looking for one of the more interesting things to do in Cheshire, this is it.
Three Wrens Distillery
55 minute drive
Put your taste buds to the test.
You’ll be welcomed with a delicious cocktail before getting to taste a variety of gins, plus a meet and greet with one of the distillers. After a tour of the factory, you’ll get another couple of tasters and a chance to mingle with the other attendees.
Chester Zoo
25 minute drive
See the animals in their natural habitats.
Chester Zoo is home to 82 species of animal living across 128 acres, many of which are endangered. Chester Zoo is helping prevent the extinction of so many animals with their excellent programs, which you can learn all about on your visit.
Sick to Death
30 minute drive
Delve into the history of medicine.
Not for the fainthearted, this attraction in Cheshire takes you through the gory history of medicine, sparing none of the details. Enter Diagnosis Alley and try to make it to the end without catching a deadly disease or try your hand at an autopsy and learn all about the human body – there’s nothing you can’t do.
Jodrell Bank
29 minute drive
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jodrell Bank is home to the iconic Lovell Telescope and a world-leading radio astronomy centre, where interactive exhibitions and a spectacular space dome invite visitors of all ages to explore the universe. Whether you're fascinated by the cosmos or simply looking for an inspiring day out, Jodrell Bank delivers a powerful mix of science, history and awe-inspiring views.
Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker
49 minute drive
Hidden beneath the Cheshire countryside, Hack Green was a top-secret Cold War monitoring station and is now a gripping museum where you can walk through blast doors, explore original control rooms and learn how the nation prepared for nuclear conflict. Fascinating for older kids, history enthusiasts and anyone with an appetite for the unusual - it’s a compelling day out just outside Warrington.
Ness Botanic Gardens
33 minute drive
Overlooking the Dee Estuary on the Wirral Peninsula, Ness Botanic Gardens spans 64 acres of beautifully planted gardens, woodlands and water features, showcasing an outstanding collection of plants and offering peaceful walks, seasonal colour and a welcoming café. A relaxing nature escape, ideal for a leisurely afternoon and a perfect complement to your stay at the Park Royal Hotel.
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