The Northwest is a said to be a hotbed of culture. The inspiring heritage, the enriching museums, the thought-provoking art and the traditional architecture leave guests impressed. The magic of English literature can be felt at Cumberland which is the birthplace of the legendary William Wordsworth and a site of inspiration for artists all over the world.  

The city of Chester is famed for its well-preserved city walls and the quaint design of its buildings. The much-photographed Eastgate Clock Tower (constructed to commemorate the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria) and the beautiful gothic-styled Town Hall with its 50-m tower are fine examples of the same. Liverpool city is home to two cathedrals—The Roman Catholic Cathedral and the Anglican Cathedral, the latter being designed in neo-Gothic style. The city is also the home of the world-famous band Beatles. Manchester contains many museums and art galleries and is popularly called the ‘24-hour party city’.

In the Isle of Man, one can witness the annual TT Races, a thrilling motorbike racing festival. Guests can also be a part of exciting events like the North West Food Lovers Festival, the Manchester Art Treasures and the Lake District Summer Music Festival in early August.