Mow Cop Castle is a Grade 2 listed building and dates back to 1754 when Randle Wilbraham of nearby Rode Hall built it as a summerhouse in the style of a medieval fortress. The Castle (or rather Folly) was given to the National Trust in 1937.
in the county of Staffordshire
(0.3 miles, 0.5 km)The sheer scale of the height of this village with the quaint sounding name has made it famous, for it is believed that on a clear day the hill is visible to no less than five counties...
in the county of Staffordshire
(5.9 miles, 9.5 km, direction E)A pretty village with a delightful cluster of cottages and houses with lovely gardens, bordered by woods at the south end of the picturesque Rudyard Reservoir...
in the county of Staffordshire
(6.2 miles, 9.9 km, direction S)Town known best as "the potteries" but in reality Stoke-on-Trent is a 1906 amalgamation of six towns, each of which still maintain their own individuality and character...
in the county of Staffordshire
(12.0 miles, 19.3 km, direction SE)Attractively situated on the banks of the Caldon Canal in the beautiful Churnet Valley. Froghall offers visitors the opportunity to experience a diverse range of landscapes including fine watermeadows with a wealth of wildlife...
a Picturesque Village in the county of Cheshire
(13.1 miles, 21.1 km, direction N)Alderley Edge is a popular tourist spot in the county of Cheshire, consisting of a prominent 'edge' or sandstone ridge which is popular with walkers and offers stunning views. You.....
All towns in Staffordshire
Little Moreton Hall is without doubt the finest example of timber-framed architecture in England. The building overflows with.....
This remarkable garden surrounds a grand house with a history of fluctuating fortunes. The gardens were originally the creation.....
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This is the foremost museum for fine porcelain produced over several centuries in the famous potteries of Staffordshire. Here,.....
The Churnet Valley Railway is a preserved standard gauge heritage railway to the east of Stoke-on-Trent in Staffordshire,.....
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