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Wythenshawe Hall and Park

 
Description: Wythenshawe Park, Northenden, Manchester M23 0BA Tel: 0161-998 2331

Newest Review: ... crazy golf, tennis courts, a BIG childrens playground, farm, atheltics track, bowls, toilets, Horticultural Center, and horse riding. There are often fairs and events and usually a firework display in November, Wythenshawe park is an ideal place for a family day out. FOOD & DRINK - there is a courtyard tearoom (open 11am - 4pm) - Usually there is an ice cream van - Next to the tennis ... more

 ... courts there is a hut selling ice cream and drinks COSTS The park and hall is free although in the summer there is often a £1 fee for parking. WILDLIFE Grey squirrels and ducks. NOTE I would ring ahead if you are planning to go to the hall (+44 ...more

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Premium Review Wythenshawe Hall and Park: No 1 park (265 words)
by - written on 28/10/09 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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Wythenshawe park and Hall was owned by the Taton family for over 400 years (See Taton park) and originally extended 2,500 acres, however under government pressure the Tatons handed the park over to the council for housing. A small amount of land was saved for the park and hall we see today. Wythenshawe park offers a number of facilities including crazy golf, tennis courts, a BIG childrens playground, farm, atheltics track, bowls, toilets, Horticultural Center, and horse riding. There are often fairs and events and usually a firework display in November, Wythenshawe park is an ideal place for a family day out. FOOD & DRINK - ...  Read the complete review

Shekera
Premium Review Wythenshawe Hall and Park, Northenden, Manchester (340 words)
by - written on 31/01/02 (Useful, 163 readings)
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Wythenshawe Hall and Park is situated in Northenden, Manchester. It is set in approximately 250 acres of parkland to the south of Manchester City. The park has recreational facilities including football pitches, bowling greens, tennis courts, and a children’s playground. The Tatton family built Wythenshawe Hall in 1557 and they resided there until 1926 when Robert Tatton sold the Hall and park to Lord Simon of Wythenshawe. Lord Simon donated the Hall to the City of Manchester for them to use as a municipal park. The Hall has free admission and is well worth a visit but only some of the rooms are open to the public, these include the Drawing Room and the ...  Read the complete review

 

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