Volunteer-run museum showcasing the history of British aviation; features a range of exhibits including aircraft, engines and memorabilia, plus guided cockpit tours and an immersive WWII air-raid experience. There’s also an on-site shop and cafe offering panoramic views of Avro Vulcan XM603.

Top-tier 18-hole, parkland golf course founded in 1894 and famously redesigned in 1921 by Dr. Alister MacKenzie. Facilities include large practice area with greens and bunkers, plus an inviting clubhouse with a balcony overlooking the 18th green. Warmly welcomes visitors.

Splendid Tudor Manor House set in extensive grounds; features 16th Century wall paintings, Elizabethan plaster ceiling and Victorian kitchen, plus beautifully manicured gardens and scenic woodland trails. On-site cafe, limited parking and visitor centre also available.

Charming miniature railway established in 1984; features a number of locomotives and platforms, plus ticket office, junctions and station shop on its scenic half mile loop around Brookside Garden Centre. Operates Thursday through Sunday, plus bank holidays and various seasonal themed events.

Popular miniature railway in Marple run by volunteers; features a 7.25 inch gauge, mile-long track and a range of steam and diesel engines, plus tunnel, bridge and a field of gnomes! Operates weekends and bank holidays throughout the year, and often on week-days during school holidays.

Charming little museum dedicated to hats; the only one of its kind in the U.K. Features a factory floor with working machinery demonstrating how hats were made, and a gallery of more than 1300 items of headwear. Theres also an on-site cafe and shop for refreshments and / or purchases.

Popular 18-hole, tree-lined golf course known for its warm welcome and meticulously maintained fairways and greens. Also offers impressive practice facilities, large clubhouse and pro-shop.

Extensive network of underground tunnels designed to house civilians during World War II; offers an immersive visitor experience with authentic cold / damp conditions and displays of original furniture, plus a self-guided audio tour telling tales from the time.

Volunteer-led theatre producing plays in Stockport since 1901. Features 151 seat main auditorium plus studio bar, and is known for its wide range of professional-standard amateur productions. Lists Sir Ian McKellen amongst notable honorary members.

Immaculately maintained 18-hole parkland golf course established in 1905, famous for its fast greens and strategic challenges. Beyond the course, facilities include a well-stocked pro-shop and spacious clubhouse; welcomes visitors and corporate golf days.

Vibrant cultural hub located in Merseyway Shopping Centre featuring modern library, exhibition space, cafe bar and creative learning area for children. Hosts an ever-changing programme of events with a strong community-focus at its core.

Art Deco super-cinema stunningly-restored to its former glory; now operates as the town’s premier performing arts venue hosting a diverse programme of film screenings, live music, ballet, opera and theatre performances. Known for its authentic 1930’s ambience, period décor and popular cafe.