
Things to Do in Warrington
Warrington has ornate golden gates, a Victorian estate with gardens and quiet canal and valley walks close to the centre. Here is how to spend a day.
The Town Hall and the golden gates
Warrington Town Hall, a Georgian house in its own park, stands behind a set of ornate cast iron gates painted black and gold. They are one of the town's best known sights, and Bank Park behind them is calm for a walk.

Warrington Town Hall, a Georgian house in its own park, stands behind a set of ornate cast iron gates painted black and gold.
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Walton Hall and Gardens
Walton Hall and Gardens, south of the town, is a Victorian estate with formal gardens, woodland and open lawns. It fills a calm afternoon.

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Warrington Museum and Art Gallery
Warrington Museum and Art Gallery, in the town centre, is one of the oldest public museums in Britain, with natural history, local history and paintings.

Warrington Museum and Art Gallery, in the town centre, is one of the oldest public museums in Britain, with natural history, local history and paintings.
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Lymm Dam
Lymm Dam, east of the town, is a lake in a wooded valley with a path all the way round, a short walk from Lymm village and its canal.

Lymm Dam, east of the town, is a lake in a wooded valley with a path all the way round, a short walk from Lymm village and its canal.
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The Sankey Valley
Sankey Valley Park follows the old Sankey Canal through the west of the town, with easy level walks and cycle paths.

Sankey Valley Park follows the old Sankey Canal through the west of the town, with easy level walks and cycle paths.
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Planning a Warrington day
See the golden gates and the museum in the morning, spend the afternoon at Walton Hall or Lymm Dam, and finish in Stockton Heath for dinner. As everywhere on the site, this guide is for adults aged 18 and over.

See the golden gates and the museum in the morning, spend the afternoon at Walton Hall or Lymm Dam, and finish in Stockton Heath for dinner.
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Places worth knowing in Warrington
- The golden gatesOrnate gates in front of the Town Hall
- Walton Hall and GardensA Victorian estate south of the town
- Warrington MuseumOne of Britain's oldest public museums
- Lymm DamA lake walk in a wooded valley
- Sankey Valley ParkLevel walks along the old canal
- Stockton HeathRestaurants and cafes south of the centre
Frequently asked questions
The grounds are open to walk in. Check parking charges and any ticketed attractions before you go.
Lymm is a short drive or bus ride east of the town centre.
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