BEST WARRINGTON LANDMARKS

3 Best Landmarks in Warrington

Name: 3 Best Landmarks in Warrington, UK
Rating: 4.9

Expert-recommended Top 3 Landmarks in Warrington, UK. All selected landmarks undergo our rigorous 50-Point Inspection, assessing reviews, reputation, history, price, proximity, and more to ensure excellence. No Pay-to-Play!

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PARR HALL

Palmyra Square South, Warrington WA1 1BL, UK Directions

Since 1895

“Parr Hall was designed by local architect William Owen. The Hall is listed as a Grade II building on the National Heritage List for England. Since its opening in 1895, Parr Hall has been a cornerstone of Warrington's cultural scene. Parr Hall accommodates 1,000 people and hosts various events, including performances, weddings, conferences, and rehearsals. The Hall has welcomed leading orchestras and cathedral organists for concerts and organ recitals. The venue also offers ample parking for tourists and visitors.”

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WARRINGTON TOWN HALL

Sankey Street, Warrington WA1 1UH, UK Directions

Since 1750

“Warrington Town Hall is situated on the edge of the town in open fields. Designed by James Gibbs and built in 1750 for Thomas Patten, Esq., it was originally known as Bank Hall. The building was surrounded by extensive landscaped gardens and offered unobstructed views south of the River Mersey and the Cheshire countryside. The entrance hall of the building is spacious and features a fine stone chimneypiece. Warrington Town Hall is a popular destination for visitors who admire its beauty and elegance. Warrington Town Hall remains one of the best places to explore with loved ones.”

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WARRINGTON TRANSPORTER BRIDGE

Slutchers Lane, Warrington WA1 1NA, UK Directions

Since 1916

“Warrington Transporter Bridge is the world's only remaining Bridge in Warrington, UK. The Bridge was designed to carry rail wagons by William Henry Hunter and William Arrol & Co. and spans the River Mersey. Warrington Transporter Bridge's structural steel transporter bridge spans 200 feet, is 30 feet wide, and stands 76 feet above the high water level, with an overall length of 339 feet. The Warrington Transporter Bridge was commissioned in 1916. The Bridge still stands, although it has been out of use since 1964. Warrington Transporter Bridge was converted for road vehicles in 1940 and certified to carry loads of up to 30 tons in 1953. Car parking is available for visitors.”

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3 Best Landmarks in Warrington