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Middleton Heritage Green Trail Launch

Moonraker Sculpture, Middleton Gardens, Middleton, Rochdale, Greater Manchester, M24 6DU

  • 14 Sep 2024
  • In person
  • Pre-booking preferred

Join us for a series of guided walks, taking place to celebrate the launch of Middleton’s newest heritage trails. These guided walks will take you along the trails, where you will discover the town centre, its parks and green spaces and the wealth of history and architecture that Middleton has to offer.

Join us for this guided walk, which will take you from Middleton town centre, through Middleton’s parks and green spaces, including the tranquillity of the Memorial Gardens. You will discover beautiful late 19th century suburbs and stunning Palladian architecture, which once housed a natural history museum. Whether you a local or a visitor, you are sure to enjoy this walk which will take you around some of Middleton’s hidden gems.

This walk combines a mix of pavements and off road surfaces. There are steps along the route, as well as one hill (unpaved) up to Alkrington Hall. Accessible toilets are available at Middleton Arena and Middleton Shopping Centre.

Middleton Heritage Trail has been developed with funding from Historic England, Middleton Township, the Rochdale Development Agency and the Shared Prosperity Fund.

The trail has been produced by HPA Architects, along with local residents, historians and Rochdale Borough Council and Rochdale Development Agency officers.

Timings & Tours

Saturday 14 September:
1400-1600

Location & directions

Moonraker Sculpture, Middleton Gardens, Middleton, Rochdale, Greater Manchester, M24 6DU

Contact on day:
Vicky Lomax
Telephone number:
+441706927917

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:
Pre-booking preferred
Booking conditions:
Booking is recommended via email or phone. If booking by phone you can either call 01706 924376 or 01706 924134
Booking email:
[email protected]

Accessibility details

This walk combines a mix of pavements and off road surfaces, some of which may be tricky with a pram/wheelchair. There are steps along the route, as well as one hill (unpaved) up to Alkrington Hall. As it is a tour there are no facilities on site. Public car parks are available within the vicinity of the site (charges apply). There are toilets near the starting point. All outside so dogs are welcome.

Additional information

Max no of people per tour:
30
Est. tour duration:
2 hour(s)

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