Albert Docks is an unmissable day out. Explore the newly developed Liverpool Docks and trace the history of the dock from the thriving days as one of the world's busiest ports, to the modern visitor attraction it is today. details >>
Anderton Boat Lift is one of the greatest monuments to Britain's last canal age.
Built in 1875 it was the world's first and is currently the UK's only Boat Lift.
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This award winning museum is dedicated to the preservation of the internal combustion engine - particularly those built in the Manchester area. It houses a unique collection of gas and oil engines, many maintained in running order and is now recognised as one of the Country’s leading specialist museums details >>
Visit a former working mining colliery, now turned into a visitor attraction exploring the history of the mining industry in the area. details >>
A unique 600hp textile mill engine run in steam with original rope drive and Cornish hand-fired boiler. details >>
A small picturesque model village that was created during the Industrial Revolution. details >>
Situated on Whitehaven's attractive harbour side, The Beacon is home to the town's museum collection. details >>
Visit the world famous Blackpool Tower and enjoy a fun-filled family day out. details >>
Take a trip on the world's first permanent electric street tramway and enjoy the views in the Northwest's most famous holiday resort. details >>
Re-live the canal age and step back in time to experience life on the canals during the industrial revolution. details >>
Bolton Museum recreates the history and heritage of the town from it's place in the Industrial Revolution to the present day. details >>
Visit this massive collection of fantastic working commercial vehicles from across the country. details >>
Housed in a building formerly used by Gossage’s Soap works, Catalyst tells the story of the rise of the Chemical Industry. details >>
Make tracks to Crewe and learn about the rich transport history of this important industrial town. details >>
Learn the story of Barrow and its rapid growth from a small farming village in the nineteenth century, to a town famed for its industrial production and innovation. details >>
Discover The East Lancashire Railway and relive the golden age of steam. details >>
Experience real steam power and see the world's biggest working steam mill engine. details >>
Head underground and discover the heritage of one of Cumbria's oldest mines, now an insightful attraction for the whole family. details >>
Take a trip on the country's longest canal - the Leeds-Liverpool Canal. details >>
Find out about Greater Manchester's transport history with the Museum of Transport in Manchester. details >>