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Spend an exciting day at Gulliver’s World Resort.
Set in 100 acres of land around an idyllic lake Gulliver’s World Resort is a fun-packed day out for
the family. Aimed at children aged 2 – 13 and with over 90 rides and attractions including the
all new Splashzone, a fully heated indoor water play factory, it’s perfect whatever the weather.
Visit Norton Priory
There’s so much to see and do at Norton Priory; explore hidden pathways in the woods; borrow some binoculars and see what wildlife you can spot; follow the sculpture trail and see some weird and wonderful artworks!; discover the Tots Gardens with plants to touch, see, smell and hear or delve into a Storysack and have fun with stories and games about Norton Priory.
Experiment at Catalyst Science Discovery Centre
Science has never been so much fun! Explore hands-on galleries and take a ride in the glass lift which will take you up to the rooftop observation gallery where you’ll have fabulous views over Mersey Estuary.
Catalyst Science and Discovery Centre is set on the banks of the River Mersey at Spike Island, perfect for a family walk.
Walton Hall and Gardens
If you’re looking for some free family fun then head to Walton Hall and Gardens, there’s a small charge for the car park but entry to the parks and gardens is free. Visit the Children’s Zoo to see the colourful birds and animals in residence and don’t forget to stop at the playground with swings, slides, climbing frames and more there’s plenty of fun to be had! Walton Hall and Gardens has plenty of green parkland for family picnics, fun games and running around.
Meet the Mad Hatter in Warrington Town Centre
Lewis Carroll, author of Alice in Wonderland was born on the outskirts of Warrington in a village called Daresbury and in Warrington town centre you will find a statue of the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, so head on into town and see what characters you can spot.
If you fancy some retail therapy then Golden Square is also great for shopping.
WarringtonMuseum and Art Gallery
Travel back in time at Warrington Museum and Art Gallery, dating back to 1857 it’s one of the oldest municipal museums in the country. See Warrington’s very own dinosaur and explore the hands-on history activities and discover treasures from around the world. Entry to the museum is free.
For more ideas and up to date events go to www.visitcheshire.com