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Wythenshawe Hall & Gardens review Rate it
Many of Wythenshaw Hall's original Tudor timbers - it was built in 1540 - survived a Parliamentarian assault when it held out as a Royalist stronghold during the English Civil War (hence the listed Oliver Cromwell statue opposite).
The hall stands in 250-acre Wythenshawe Park, whose mix of meadows, formal gardens and woodlands is supplemented by a petting farm, horse-riding facilities and a horticultural centre.
Wythenshawe Hall & Gardens details
Northenden,
M23 0AB
Area South Manchester
Transport Bus 41
Telephone 161 998 2117
Open Hall June-Sept 11am-5.30pm Sat, Sun. Gardens daily (times vary)
Admission free
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