Warrington is a picturesque town asteeped in history and surrounded by beautiful countryside. Visitors to the area are sometimes unaware of whats on offer in this beautiful town and that is why we at Padington House Hotel have put together a small guide.

Endless Walks

Warrington has over 800 hectares of publicly owned park land which is all reachable from the town center. This vast space is covered in amazing foresteries and public gardens.

If you are looking for a good long walk and want to take in views of the vast and open countryside then a walk around the Mersey Forest area is for you. Walks here could easily last a day and many trails are on offer.

For those who prefer a slower way of life and love wildlife then the Burntwood Nature Park could be for you. The park is open all year round and very popular with families.

If you like us and your mood changes then you might want to take a look at some suggested walking routes. Walking-Routes.co.uk is particularl useful for this and well worth a look.

The Warrington Museum

The Warrington Museum is one of the towns main attractions and is home to exhibits from all over the world. Leading exhibits include an egyptian mummy and Feejee mermaids.

The museum is open every day except Sundays from 10 till 4. It is also accessible through most public transport routes and in close distance to our hotel.

Town Center

Warrington prides itself on the environment it provides for its shoppers. The town has won several awards and is home to both local and national retail stores. Shoppers cannot only enjoy the shopping but also take in the great selection of restaurants and bars. A truly great place to unwind after a hard week.

So whether you have a spare hour or a couple of days Warrington has something for everyone.

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