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Kids Days Out in Manchester |
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We
always suggest you ring beforehand if visiting with disabled children
as all attractions within the place you are visiting may not be
accessible, depending on disablement, and whether or not if you have a
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Place |
Doing What |
Wheelchair friendly |
| Urbis,
Cathedral Gardens,
Manchester M4 3BG Tel: 0161 605 8200 www.urbis.org.uk |
Set in a futuristic glass building Located at the heart of Manchester. Urbis is an exhibition centre of city life, featuring interactive exhibits and dynamic changing exhibitions, school visits, shop. |
Yes
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Tatton Park, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 6QN, Tel 01625 534400, www.tattonpark.org.uk |
Impressive
historic estate with stunning
1,000 acre |
Good all round access, self drive vehicles available. |
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Heaton Park,
Manchester,
M25 2SW Tel 0161 773 1085 www.heatonpark.org.uk |
Animal Centre - There are acres of space for children to go wild, animal centre, play area, horse riding, (Pre-book), rowing boats, cafe. | Yes |
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Museum of Transport,
Boyle Street,
Cheetham Hill,
Manchester |
The Museum of Transport, Manchester has one of the largest collections of its kind in the country with over 90 historic vehicles, mostly from Greater Manchester. School trips, Tea Room. |
To be advised |
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Wythenshawe Park
Riding Stables
Tel: 07876 555 528 website |
Our escorted rides travel through the beautiful woodlands and past wildflower meadows within Wythenshawe Park, bringing you a piece of countryside within the city of Manchester. Please book. | To be advised |
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Wythenshawe
Park, Wythenshawe Road,
Wythenshawe,
Manchester |
Horticultural centre, community farm, 16th century hall, Woodland walks, crazy golf, Football, play area. |
Yes |
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David Lloyd Leisure Centre, Barton Embankment, Trafford Park Manchester M17 8RH, Tel: 0161 749 2000 www.davidlloydleisure.co.uk |
Heated swimming pools and tennis courts. Swimming and tennis lessons for children, aerobic classes specifically for 5 to 16 year olds. |
Please ring
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Chill Factore
, Trafford Way, Trafford Quays Manchester, M41 7JA, Tel.: 0161 749 2222 www.chillfactore.com |
Expert or beginner, there’s a slope for you – a gentle nursery slope to learn on, & impressive main slope. Luge run for thrill-seekers: tubing for young ones & real snow in the Snowplay area. Children's parties, Cafes, restaurants, shops, |
Yes: completely accessible to all Children with disabilities welcome on the slope |
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Manchester City Sightseeing start point: St Peter's Square website |
See the home of great football, bold new architecture, the world's first railway terminus, find the connection between railways and football and much more from our open-top buses on this 90-minute tour. Hop on and off all day. | No |
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Neptunes
Kingdom Leisure Pool, Gorton |
Swimming pool with flume water spouts, whirlpool, beach area and paddling pool. Soft play area. |
To be advised |
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Imperial war
Museum, The Quays, Trafford Wharf Road, Trafford Park,
Manchester M17 1TZ Tel: 0161 8364000 |
One of the most talked-about Museums in Britain today, Imperial War Museum North is about people and their stories. Cafe and shop. |
Yes |
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Glen
Jakes Riding School, Bean Leach Road,
Offerton, Stockport. |
Horse Riding - There is a complete range of activities to suit everyone from beginners to advanced, all ages and abilities. Children's parties, Coffee Shop. |
To be advised
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Odeon/IMAX
Manchester, The
Printworks, Withy Grove, Manchester M4 2BS.
(Formerly the Film Works)
Tel: 0871 224 4007. |
The very latest multiplex with 20 screens and The Gallery - a luxury digital film-viewing experience. |
Yes |
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The Manchester Museum, The University of
Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL Tel: 0161 275 2634 |
See the famous Egyptology galleries; the new Science for Life gallery; Zoology featuring mammals, birds and live animals; and the Museum's own collections of fossils and minerals. Shop. |
Yes |
