2025 Bolton Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Bolton, a town nestled quietly in the embrace of England, exudes a charming and unique atmosphere. Its history is long and storied, with ancient streets like the strings of time, gently plucked to play the melodies of the past. Bolton's architecture is diverse, with medieval stone buildings that carry a sense of antiquity and solemnity, and timber-framed houses that exude a strong English pastoral charm. The vine-covered walls seem to silently tell stories of centuries past. St. Peter's Church stands tall, with its Gothic spire piercing the sky, and its interior adorned with exquisite stained glass and wood carvings, bearing witness to the splendor of religious art. Bolton is also renowned for its traditional markets, where fresh local produce, exquisite handicrafts, and various specialty snacks fill the stalls, creating a lively scene full of the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The surrounding countryside is like a painting, with vast meadows and seas of flowers swaying gracefully in the breeze, creating a picturesque contrast with the blue sky and white clouds.

The family-run Smithill Open Farm sits on 70 acres of countryside. There are more than 25 species of animals, in addition to traditional farm animals such as goats, cattle, pigs and sheep, as well as species such as reptiles and Burmese pythons. You can book an outdoor tractor/trailer tour, donkey ride or watch the milking cows! If you still have time and energy, you can also go to play inflatable castles, assault training grounds, exploration playgrounds and and sand pits, it is a fun-filled educational day! The farm has free parking, which also houses a coffee shop and souvenir shop. There will be seasonal events around Easter, Halloween and Christmas, and birthday parties at the farm can also be held for those interested. #ParentsGood Place #CentralUK #Manchester #FarmhouseExperience #LearningGood

Moss Bank Park is a historic park in Bolton with extensive green space. The park was originally built in the 19th century and covers an area of ​​approximately 40 hectares. It is an ideal place for leisure and recreation for local residents and tourists. The park has many attractive attractions including beautiful gardens, extensive lawns, lakes and ponds. In addition, the park also has many sports facilities such as football fields, tennis courts and basketball courts, as well as a children's play area for children to have fun. This time I am here to volunteer, mainly doing some simple gardening work. I hope you can appreciate these beautiful plants when you go to Moss Bank Park! ! Moss Bank Park 27 Capitol Cl, Bolton BL1 6LU, United Kingdom

The child is on vacation, of course, take him to unwind. There are two separate areas, one side for younger children to play, There are slides, play facilities and a ball pool. On the other side, for older children to play mainly on bouncy beds. You can play for two hours, with food and fun. And the price is not expensive at all, if you can buy an annual pass would be great, unfortunately there is no 😅 Address - Unit 2, Trinity Retail Park, Springfield, Bradford St, Haulgh, Bolton BL2 1HY Features - If only children buy, only buy the number of children, adults do not play, do not spend money. Price per person - £14.95 Rating - ❤❤❤❤❤ #parent-childrend #discharge #bouncybed #cafe

Bolton is a large town in Manchester, 17 miles north of Manchester city centre. Bolton includes several towns, including Blackrod, Farnworth, Heaton, Horwich, Littlehampton and Weston. There is a library, a museum, Bolton Market, and a medium-sized shopping mall Market Place in the town center. It is very lively during holidays. #sightseeing #good place for families #cafe #food

❤️🇬🇧Dallas Chicken If you love fried chicken, then you must come and try the Dallas Chicken! Their menu features a wide variety of fries and some delicious side dishes like french fries, onion rings, and coleslaw to go with the fries. I was impressed with their chicken. Their lamb ribs are delicious if you want to try something different. Believe me, if you go and try the Dallas Chicken, you won’t be disappointed! 🍗Dallas Chicken专门供应炸鸡菜肴，他们的菜单提供种类丰富的鸡肉项目，还有薯条、洋葱圈、凉拌卷心菜等各种配菜，与他们的鸡肉菜肴相得益彰。 我真的对他们的鸡肉的味道和口感印象深刻，我特别喜欢鸡肉的多汁和美味，以及它的嫩滑的口感，此外，他们的羊排也分外美味和满足。 Dallas Chicken 📍62 Shudehill, Manchester M4 4AA, United Kingdom #kanainuk #kanalifeuk #lifestyleblogger #ukblogger #ukbloggers #manchesterblogger #manchesterbloggers #manchesterfoodie #manchesterfoodies #ukfoodie #ukfoodies #ukfoodiefinder #lifestyle #lifesharing #lifestylesharing #ukbloggerstyle #ukbloggerlife #ukrestblogs #manch #foodphotography #instafood #foodstagram #foodblogger #friedchicken #chickenwings #dallaschicken

Achari has been a staple of Bolton for many years and it’s just as good as ever. Food options are numerous and there’s levels of spice for everyone. Service is friendly and staff will help in any way they can. Outside the restaurant parking is Pay and Display Monday-Saturday 8am to 6pm so remember to grab the ticket. Achari now serves more alcohol options than previous alongside having more awards. #tripblazers #foodie #bolton #goodfooduk #indianfood

Jumbles Country Park, Bolton, beautiful surroundings and atmosphere. peaceful and tranquil. visited with my brother and was a beautiful day. will return again soon

🇬🇧❤️Chaiiwala This is a cheap fast food chain in the UK, all day breakfast is only 7.5 pounds, super affordable, and there are many branches in Manchester, the space in the store is very large, and the location is very comfortable, today we came to see people bring a Notebook in while working and eating. In terms of food, we ordered a lot of food, the bill is less than 30 pounds, you can imagine how cheap, the menu is many choices, from main snacks to dessert drinks everything! It tastes still good :) 🍳 ~ 𝓢𝓲𝓭𝓮 ♥ Plain Chips £2.00 🌯 ~ 𝓕𝓸𝓸𝓭 ♥ Butter Chicken Roll £2.80 ♥ English-ish Breakfast £7.50 ♥ Grilled Cheese Naan £2.50 🍹 ~ 𝓓𝓻𝓲𝓷𝓴𝓼 ♥ Falooda Rose £4.3 ♥ Karak coffee cookie frappe £3.65 🍦~ 𝓓𝓮𝓼𝓼𝓮𝓻𝓽 ♥ ICE CREAM 2 Scoop £2.00 ◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻ @chaiiwala 有很多braches，这家分店在Cheetham，我搬家之前经常去旧的trafford分店，他们有很丰富的食物和饮料thaf我可以选择～超爱全天早餐！！！ 爱Chaiiwala的氛围，装潢漂亮简约，座位舒适，工作人员友善，价格好，食物好。 ◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻◅▻ Chaiiwala® Manchester 📍 74 Bury Old Rd, Manchester M8 5BW, United Kingdom #kanainuk #kanalifeuk #lifestyleblogger #ukblogger #ukbloggers #manchesterblogger #manchesterbloggers #manchesterfoodie #manchesterfoodies #ukfoodie #ukfoodies #ukfoodiefinder #lifestyle #lifesharing #lifestylesharing #ukbloggerstyle #ukbloggerlife #ukblogs #mancheukvrest food #foodies #influencer #influencers #chaiiwala

#manchestertrips Bolton Town Hall in Victoria Square, Bolton, Greater Manchester, England, was built between 1866 and 1873 for the County Borough of Bolton to designs by William Hill of Leeds and George Woodhouse of Bolton. The town hall was extended in the 1930s to the designs of Bradshaw, Gass and Hope and has been designated a Grade II* listed building by Historic England. The original building on a rectangular plan is designed in the neoclassical style in the form of a temple with a tall baroque-style clocktower. The town hall has a high basement storey and two principal floors above in sandstone ashlar which is rusticated at basement level. It has a broad flight of steps up to a five-bay portico with a pediment in which there is a high-relief sculpture by William Calder Marshall, depicting a figure representing 'Bolton' flanked by 'Manufactures' and 'Commerce'. All the other architectural sculpture inside and out is by Burstall and Taylor, including the main staircase, the portico and the lions which flank the steps. Either side of the entrance are five-bay ranges of two storeys with round-arched windows to the first floor. In 1978 Fred Dibnah made repairs to the clock tower and its 16 stone pillars. Whilst repairing the tower he gilded the sphere at the top. The Bolton War Memorial sits directly in front of the Town Hall.

#manchestertrips Bolton Market Hall is a listed building in Bolton, Greater Manchester that is now the Market Place Shopping Centre. The market hall and its integral ground-floor shops on Bridge Street, Corporation Street and Knowsley Street are included in the English Heritage listing. Bolton Market Hall was designed by architect G.T. Robinson, and opened on 19 December 1855. Measuring 294 feet in length and covering an area of 7000 square yards it was said to be 'the largest covered market in the kingdom'. A long procession led to the opening ceremony. To complement the produce stalls and boost custom, a fish market was built next to it which opened in 1865. The fish market was demolished in September 1932. The market hall was modified in 1894 and further alterations were carried out at the turn of the 20th century. In 1938 the interior layout changed with roofed stalls in tightly packed islands replacing the long rows of stalls. The hall was refurbished in the 1980s to become the Market Place Shopping Centre and was opened in 1988 by Queen Elizabeth II.

#manchestertrips The current Bolton Market in Ashburner Street, Bolton, Greater Manchester was built in 1932 and despite recent alterations and modernisation still retains the character it has long been famous for. Prior to this market being built, markets were held in the Great Moor Street enclosure. Bolton Corporation Acts of 1922 and 1925 made provision for a new wholesale and retail market to replace the old one and a part of what was known as the Bessemer Site on Blackhorse Street was chosen for the new market by the Markets Committee. The scheme was part of a much bigger scheme of architectural change in the centre of Bolton. The building itself cost £101,950, clearing and preparation of the site £13,363, and the paving and sewer work £10,727 making a total of £126,040. The buildings included a wholesale fruit and vegetable market, wholesale and retail fish market, and miscellaneous retail market. Except for a small “open” section, all branches of the market were now brought under cover and protected from the weather, though the garden plant traders continue to trade outside on a cobbled path across the road next to the bus station.

#manchestertrips Fred Dibnah MBE (28 April 1938 - 6 November 2004) was a Bolton-born steeplejack and eccentric whose love of mechanical engineering made him a cult TV personality. This 8 foot high bronze statue was unveiled in his home town of Bolton, Greater Manchester, England in April 2008. It stands at the corner of Oxford Street and Deansgate, in front of the Corliss Engine which was put in its case by Bolton Corporation in 1973 when the Newport Street and Oxford Street pedestrianised area was opened. A plaque on the statue reads: "Fred Dibnah was a Bolton lad and proud of it. He spent his life working on many of the town’s landmarks and shared his love of steam engines with millions of television viewers. After his death in November 2004, it was decided to launch a fund to pay for a lasting tribute to recognise his achievements. Thousands of people, locally and nationally, made donations. Thank you to all those individuals, organisations, companies and steam enthusiasts who helped to pay for this statue to “OUR FRED”". Behind Fred’s statue stands the mighty Corliss Steam Engine. Built in Bolton in 1886 it was in use until 1969 in a silk spinning mill owned by Ford, Ayrton & Co in Bentham, North Yorkshire. It was donated to the people of Bolton by the manufacturers Hick Hargreaves & Co Ltd of Bolton. It represents a typical steam engine that would have powered so many of the mills throughout the region

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If Manchester's industrial style is the soul of this city, then Smithill Farm, just a 30-minute drive from the city, is a healing paradise where the soul can be completely relaxed. Here you can find alpacas with waving long eyelashes, baby sheep jumping and chasing each other, families of cows and horses chewing grass leisurely, and even an ice cream factory with a rich milky aroma. Whether it's a family outing, a date, or simply wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, this century-old farm can use the purest pastoral charm to weave a day of fairy-tale memories for you. 🦙 The cute beast army is coming! Feel the heartbeat of the ranch at close range The moment you step into the farm, you will hear the symphony of "baa" and "moo" one after another. The animals here are not just captive "displays", but interactive farm owners! The alpaca group with their own expressions: the alpacas with fluffy bangs always walk in groups. When you take out the feed (available for purchase at the farm store), they will slowly approach with their innocent big eyes blinking, and their soft lips lightly touch your palms. Even children can feed them with peace of mind. The baby sheep's coquettish offensive: If you are lucky, you may meet a newborn lamb when you visit in spring. They are like balls of bouncing marshmallows, stumbling and chasing after the ewes. If you squat down and gently stroke their curly hair, you will instantly feel healed! Gentleman-like horses and honest cows: The farm retains the daily routine of traditional animal husbandry. You can watch the staff milking cows and combing horse manes, or even make an appointment for a horseback riding experience to feel the joy of riding in the British countryside. 🍦 Hidden surprise! "Cloud Ice Cream" delivered directly from the farm The farm’s own ice cream factory is definitely a highlight of the trip! The transparent window allows you to get a glimpse of the production process from fresh milk to ice cream, and the sweet fragrance in the air makes you want to speed up your pace. The must-order signature "Pasture Milk" flavor: the rich milk aroma melts on the tip of the tongue, and the aftertaste is a bit refreshing, as if you swallowed a mouthful of soft clouds. Seasonal surprises: strawberries in the summer, toffee apples in the fall, gingerbread flavor for Christmas... most of the ingredients come from the farm's own fruits, and you can taste the sincerity of the land in every bite. Hidden way to eat it: Order a hot freshly baked scone and fill it with ice cream to make an "Ice and Fire Scone Burger". The combination of hot and cold is addictive! 🌿 Not just a farm, but also a natural education base Smithill Farm is well versed in the art of sustainability, with ingenuity evident in every detail: Animal welfare comes first: animals live comfortably with spacious grazing areas, shade shelters and regular veterinary checks. The staff are happy to share the name and personality of each animal, such as the camera-grabbing alpaca "Wilson" and the always lazy dairy cow "Daisy". Handcraft workshop experience: Try spinning yarn with freshly cut wool and dyeing eco-friendly bags with farm plants. It is suitable for children to learn while playing. Wildflower Trail: The forest trail behind the farm is planted with wildflowers and cascading wisteria in early summer, making it a great picnic spot. 📍 Useful information: Planning your healing journey Transportation: Take the train from Manchester Piccadilly Station to Bolton Station, then take a taxi for about 10 minutes. If you drive, enter "Smithills Open Farm" in the navigation. The farm provides free parking. Tickets: Adults £12.5, 3-16 years old £10.5 (10% off when booking on the official website), includes feed pack and ice cream coupon. Easter egg time: During the "Animal Walk Time" at 3pm every day, you will have the chance to see the cute sheep lined up across the grass slope! Postscript: Rediscovering the feeling of connection with the land At Smithhill Farm, time seems to slow down. When your fingertips are buried in the warm alpaca's fur and your tongue tastes the richness of fresh milk ice cream, you will suddenly understand: happiness may be such a simple moment. Don’t forget to take a jar of the farm’s own honey before you leave, so that the sweetness of the countryside can continue to warm up your daily city life. 🌱 "We don't come to 'see' the animals, but to be their neighbors for a day." - This may be the most touching secret of Smithill Farm. #trip

|Unlock niche travel treasure lands. Tired of the same popular attractions and want to explore a quiet and unique place? Then come to Bolton, England! It is like a pearl lost in time, exuding a charming and understated charm. Follow this guide and start your journey to Bolton! First, the best travel time and climate Porton has a temperate maritime climate, which is mild and humid throughout the year. The average temperature in summer (June - August) is 15 - 20°C, the weather is cool and pleasant, the sunshine is gentle, and it is suitable for strolling through the streets and alleys and enjoying the quaint scenery of the town. The average temperature in winter (December-February) is 4 - 7°C, and although it is more humid and cold, the town will be decorated extra warmly during Christmas and New Year, with Christmas markets lively and festive. The temperature in spring and autumn (March - May, September - November) is around 10 - 15°C, with flowers in full bloom and colorful fallen leaves. Second, must-check attractions 1. Bolton Town Center: The soul of Bolton is where ancient buildings are scattered and the streets are lined with specialty shops, teahouses and cafes. Here, you can slow down, browse the handicraft shop, pick out a unique souvenir, or find a street cafe and order a fragrant English afternoon tea☕, with exquisite muffins, watch the people coming and going, enjoy the leisure time. 2. Bolton on the Water: Known as the “Venice of the Cotswolds,” a small, clear river runs through the town with several ancient stone bridges lined with lush green lawns and colorful houses. You can rent a small boat to float on the river and feel the breeze; you can also stroll along the river, enjoy the picturesque scenery, and occasionally see cute ducks playing in the water🦆 3. Model Village: Perfectly replicates the entire Water Bolton at a 1:10 scale, with exquisite and small houses, lifelike trees, and meandering rivers, everything is like a fairy tale world. Here, you can appreciate the charm of the town from a unique perspective and take creative photos, as if you have become a member of Lilliput. 4. Car Museum: Car lovers definitely can’t miss it! There are many classic classic cars here, dating back to the 1920s and 1930s. Strolling through it is like traveling back to the golden age of cars, where you can see all kinds of cars with unique shapes and full of historical charm, understand the context of car development, and feel the charm of the industrial age🚗 3. Special food 1. British Fish and Chips: Britain’s national delicacy, you can also taste authentic flavors in Porton. Freshly caught fish is wrapped in batter and fried until golden and crispy, served with french fries that are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and squeezed with lemon juice. 2. British Afternoon Tea: How can you come to the UK without experiencing an authentic British afternoon tea? In Bolton's teahouse, order a set of traditional afternoon tea. The three-tier dim sum rack is filled with exquisite sandwiches, muffins and various small cakes, paired with a pot of fragrant red tea, and enjoy this elegance and relaxation with friends. 3. Roast Beef with Yorkshire Pudding: This is a classic British dish. 4. Local specialty cheeses: There are many traditional cheese workshops around Porton that produce a wide variety of cheeses. You can purchase some fresh cheese at the local market or shop, pair it with bread and wine, and savor this authentic flavor🧀 Four, travel precautions⚠️ 1. Language communication: English is mainly used locally. 2. Variable weather: Temperate maritime climates are characterized by variable weather, carry rain gear and light jackets with you to respond to possible rainfall and cooling. 3. Traffic rules: UK vehicles drive on the left, be careful to look right and then left when crossing the road. If you choose to rent a car and drive yourself, familiarize yourself with traffic rules and local road conditions in advance. 4. Etiquette and customs: British people pay attention to etiquette, keep quiet in public places, wait in line; 5. Consumption Payments: Most merchants accept credit card payments, but you can also carry some cash for emergencies. Note that some small shops may only accept cash. 6. Environmental awareness: The natural environment of Bolton is beautiful, love the environment during the trip, do not throw away garbage at will, protect this beautiful pure land. Bolton, a town full of poetry and romance, is waiting for you to uncover its mystery. Pack your bags and embark on a journey to meet the beauty that belongs to you💕

If you're heading to Bolton, UK, the Holiday Inn Bolton Centre is the perfect choice!📍 First off, the location is unbeatable! It's right in the heart of Bolton, within walking distance of the bustling market and shopping center. The train station is also nearby, making getting around super easy. Plus, it's just a 10-minute drive to the M61 motorway, so if you're planning to visit Manchester or other parts of the Northwest, you can get there in no time. The hotel has been recently renovated and looks fantastic! The rooms are clean and comfortable, and there's free Wi-Fi. The best part? Kids stay and eat free! Traveling with little ones? This is a game-changer! Breakfast is a full English buffet spread—eggs, bacon, sausages, various breads, and juices—I was totally stuffed! For dinner, head to Hardies Restaurant in the hotel, where they serve up a wide variety of international cuisine. And if you're looking to unwind, grab a drink at Hardies Lounge and catch up with friends. It's the perfect spot to relax. Business travelers, don't worry, you're covered too. The hotel has eight flexible meeting rooms and a ballroom that can accommodate up to 350 people, perfect for events and conferences. Overall, the Holiday Inn Bolton Centre offers incredible value. Its location, amenities, and service will definitely enhance your trip. Book now and start planning your Bolton adventure!🚀

Hey friends, if you're planning a trip to the UK, Britannia Hotel Bolton is definitely worth checking in to! This classic hotel, brimming with British charm, exudes elegance and warmth in every detail. 📍Excellent Location Located in Bolton city center, the hotel offers convenient transportation and is close to numerous attractions. Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, this is the ideal choice. While the location is slightly off the beaten path, the surrounding environment is peaceful and perfect for relaxation. 🏨Elegant Accommodation The hotel's exterior and interior decor are steeped in British style, reminiscent of the Titanic, making it a truly unique experience. The rooms are clean and tidy, equipped with all necessary amenities, and some even offer free Wi-Fi for added convenience during your travels. 🍽Diverse Dining Options The hotel restaurant offers classic British cuisine, from traditional English breakfasts to exquisite afternoon tea, each bite a delightful taste of British culinary culture. The breakfast buffet is priced at GBP 12.95 per person, offering exceptional value. 🌟Attentive Service The hotel staff is warm and welcoming, always ready to meet guests' needs. Whether you're checking in or out, you'll feel right at home. 🎉In Summary Britannia Hotel Bolton offers exceptional value. Its facilities, service, and location cater to all your needs. Friends, choose Britannia Hotel Bolton for your UK trip! Book now!🚀

In a corner of England, Bourton-on-the-Water rests like a time-worn book, each page filled with stories. Stepping onto this land, I began a quiet encounter with slow time. Morning sunlight gently spills onto the village's stone-paved streets. I stroll along, passing ancient buildings standing in harmonious disorder, their stone walls tinged with moss from the passage of time. Small shops are still awakening, exuding an air of tranquility. Flowers bloom freely along the streets, dewdrops on their petals shimmering like nature's most beautiful decorations for the dawn. The River Windrush flows through Bourton-on-the-Water, its clear waters flowing gently, seemingly adhering to the village's slow pace. I walk along the riverbank, the gurgling water and birdsong blending into a harmonious natural melody. Ancient stone bridges arch gracefully over the water, connecting the village's past and present. I pause on a bridge, gazing at the distant fields and hills, the interwoven greens and golds forming a picturesque pastoral scene. At midday, I enter a traditional English café, filled with the rich aroma of coffee and baked bread. I settle into a window seat, order a latte and a scone, and savor them slowly. Watching pedestrians stroll leisurely outside, time seems to lose its importance, and I'm content to immerse myself in this pleasant moment. In the afternoon, I visit the village market. Stalls display an array of handicrafts, fresh produce, and local delicacies. Vendors greet customers with warm, genuine smiles. I browse the stalls, selecting charming trinkets and experiencing the local life. As evening approaches, the setting sun paints the village in warm orange hues. I find a grassy spot at the village's edge and sit down to admire the beautiful sunset. Houses in the distance take on soft outlines in the fading light, resembling a cozy oil painting. As night falls, twinkling lights appear throughout Bourton-on-the-Water, enhancing its tranquility and charm. During this day in Bourton-on-the-Water, I slowed down and savored every moment. Here, there's no rush, no noisy crowds, only peaceful scenery and precious time. Bourton-on-the-Water, like a guardian of time, allowed me to find inner peace and tranquility in its embrace.

Bolton Wanderers vs Birmingham City Bolton is about 20 minutes away from Manchester by train. It is currently in the third division, but it feels familiar because it is a club that Lee Chung-yong played for. Since there was a match against Birmingham, where Baek Seung-ho plays, I made an intuitive plan. Since it was an evening match, I was searching for a hotel near the stadium and found that the Bolton White Hotel, which is operated by the stadium, was located inside Bolton Stadium. It is a 4-star hotel with various facilities inside the hotel, and among the rooms, there are rooms with a stadium view where you can watch the match while lying in bed. It is a fantastic choice for soccer fans. It is still chilly in the evening and you cannot drink beer inside the stadium in England, so it was a very satisfying schedule just to be able to watch the game while enjoying beer and food in a comfortable and warm room. On match days, the price of accommodation is higher than on other days, but since there are not many rooms available for stadium views, It is recommended to make a refundable reservation or check the match schedule on the official League 1 website before making a reservation. The stadium is very close, a 5-minute walk from the train station, and there are large marts, restaurants, and cafes near the stadium, so it is good to eat or look around before or after the match. There are no tourist attractions near the stadium, so it is good to take a light walk or go around the match time, and the stadium store is not very big. The season is ending, but the sales are not that great, so it is okay to take a quick look. Although it is a third-tier league, the stadium is as big as an EPL stadium, and the grass is in excellent condition, as expected of a mid-tier EPL team. It is good to watch soccer instead of the EPL, where it is difficult to reserve match tickets. It is easy to reserve match tickets, the price is cheap, and it is easy to stay in Manchester and just watch the match and go back and forth.

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| A Place Where Fantasy and Reality Meet. 🗺 In the heart of England lies a small town called Burton, a mysterious corner that seems to have stepped out of fairy tales and legends. The ancient streets are paved with irregular stones, flanked by buildings of various styles, some with Gothic spires from the Middle Ages, like magical fingers pointing to the sky in the mist; others are half-timbered Tudor houses, with black and white wooden frames that seem to tell long stories of time. In the center of the town, there is an ancient clock tower, and the sound of the clock echoes in the air, like the whisper of time. This is one of Tim Burton's sources of inspiration. Walking through it, you can almost see the bizarre characters from his films appearing around the corner. Every alley may hide a magical adventure, and every mottled door may hold an unknown secret. In Burton, the line between reality and fantasy becomes blurred, and you only need to bring a curious and childlike heart to explore every enchanted scene.

| Enjoy a relaxing time in a British town. [Attraction Exploration] West Park in Bolton is a great place for a leisurely stroll. The large green space is like a green carpet, with ancient trees scattered around, including some rare species. The lake in the center of the park is crystal clear, with swans and wild ducks swimming gracefully in the water, and the fountain on the lake forms a beautiful rainbow in the sunlight. 🍱 [Food Recommendations] Bolton's traditional afternoon tea is a must-try. The exquisite three-tiered cake stand is filled with freshly baked scones, served with rich cream and sweet jam, which melt in your mouth. There are also various small finger sandwiches with a variety of fillings, such as cucumber and cheese, smoked salmon, etc., each bite is full of British elegance. 📸 [Photo Tips] In West Park, take photos of the misty beauty of the lake in the early morning with the weeping willows by the lake as the foreground, like a fairyland. In the afternoon, take photos of people enjoying afternoon tea with a teacup in the flower beds of the park, using the dappled shadows of the trees to add layers to the picture. Stand on the hill in the park and take a photo of the back of the person with the panoramic view of the park as the background, showing tranquility and serenity.

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Hey friends, today we're going to introduce you to a dreamy travel destination in Burton, England! From the perfect blend of classic and natural, to the taste of British cuisine, we'll explore the stunning beauty of Mere Down Falconry, stay at the unique The Classroom hotel, and enjoy a feast at The Bell and Crown restaurant. Get ready, let's start our Burton journey!✨ 🏨【Hotel Address】 The Classroom hotel is located in the heart of Burton, close to the scenic Mere Down area. It's just a few minutes' walk from the famous Mere Down Falconry, making it super convenient to get around!🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️ 🌆【Decoration Style】 As soon as you step into The Classroom, you'll feel like you've entered a hall of knowledge, yet it's also warm and elegant. The room design is inspired by the classic college style, with wooden bookshelves and retro lamps complementing each other. Every corner exudes the scent of books and time. The greenery outside the window allows you to feel the breath of nature in the tranquility.📚🌿 ⛺【Activities】 From the hotel, you can easily walk to Mere Down Falconry, where you can get up close and personal with birds of prey such as falcons and owls, and experience a thrilling flight show, feeling the wildness and power of nature!🦅🎉 🍩【Restaurant Features】 For dinner, how can you miss The Bell and Crown restaurant? This restaurant is famous for its warm and retro decor and authentic British cuisine. The walls are adorned with ancient hunting pictures, and each dish is like a painting, exquisite and full of stories. We highly recommend their roast lamb chops and traditional British fish and chips, paired with a glass of rich red wine, perfectly interpreting the essence of a British dinner.🍷🍽️ 👩【Restaurant Service】 The Bell and Crown's service team is warm and attentive, always with a smile, and attentive to the needs of each guest. Whether it's a festive celebration or a casual gathering, you'll feel right at home here.👍😊 💴【Average Consumption】 Dinner costs around £30-50 per person, depending on your order and choice of drinks. While the price is slightly higher, it's definitely worth the gourmet experience.💰 🛬【Local Must-See】 Mere Down Falconry: See birds of prey up close and experience the stunning beauty of nature. Stourhead House and Garden: Stroll through the exquisite gardens and experience the charm of classic British gardens. Visit Hillbrush: Learn about local history and culture and experience a different kind of museum tour. 👉【Itinerary】 Day 1: Check in to The Classroom and visit Mere Down Falconry in the afternoon to experience the bird of prey flight show. Day 2: Visit Stourhead House and Garden, and after lunch, visit Hillbrush to explore history. Day 3: Take a leisurely stroll around the hotel or shop at the town's shops, and enjoy a farewell dinner at The Bell and Crown in the evening. 🧡【Before You Go】 Bring comfortable hiking shoes for exploring Mere Down Falconry and the surrounding area. Prepare a light jacket in case of temperature differences in the morning and evening. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture every beautiful moment!📷 ⛲【Tips】 The Classroom hotel often offers package deals, so book in advance to enjoy more discounts! While most shops and restaurants in Burton accept credit cards, it's always a good idea to have some cash on hand.